Spontaneous premature birth in twin pregnancy.

Weekes, A. R. L.; Menzies, Donald; West, C R

doi:10.1136/bmj.2.6078.16

BMJ

1977

DOI: 10.1136/bmj.2.6078.16

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Spontaneous premature birth in twin pregnancy.

A. R. L. Weekes¹,

Donald Menzies²,

C R West³

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Weiner¹

1985

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This article summarizes current understanding of the pathophysiology of anorexia nervosa. Evidence is reviewed of alterations in hypothalamic‐pitui‐tary‐thyroid mechanisms, catecholamine metabolism, and endogenous opioid activity. It is concluded that once weight loss and starvation occur, the usual mechanisms for release and inhibition of various regulators of eating behavior change, and a new set of regulating mechanisms is instituted. Thus, despite an increased body of knowledge, understanding of the origins of anorexia nervosa still eludes us.

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The Physiology of eating disorders

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1985

Int. J. Eat. Disord.

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Multiple Pregnancies Following Induction of Ovulation

Schenker

Yarkoni

Granat

1981

Fertility and Sterility

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Multiple pregnancies following induction of ovulation

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Yarkoni

Granat

1982

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Multiple pregnancies following induction of ovulation

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