Archives of Disease in Childhood · 1987 · 33 citations · 6 references
Life SciencesPediatricsPhysiologyDevelopmental PhysiologyNeonatal HealthNeonatologyNeonatal DevelopmentNeonatal PhysiologyCorrelationSpecific GravitySpecific Gravity DeterminationSpecific Gravity MeasurementUrine OsmolalityUrine Specific Gravity
There is good correlation between the specific gravity and osmolality of urine obtained from neonates and adults, if specimens contain neither protein nor glucose. The regression equations between specific gravity and osmolality, however, differ considerably between the two age groups, maturation to the adult regression occurring within the first 5 years of life. Specifically derived regression equations should therefore be used when predicting urine osmolality from measurement of specific gravity in neonates.
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ENDOGENOUS RENAL TRANSPORT OF FREE AMINO ACIDS IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD
Johannes Brodehl, K Gellissen, A Jäkel · PEDIATRICS · 1968 · 140 citations
Medicine, Nephrology, Pediatrics +17
Hydration of the low birth-weight infant.
Rahul Roy, JohnC. Sinclair · PubMed · 1975 · 40 citations