Archives of Disease in Childhood · 1966 · 74 citations · 21 references
Public HealthPediatricsPhysiologyDevelopmental PhysiologyNeonatologyPreterm BirthInfant Electrolyte BalanceNeonatal DevelopmentNeonatal Electrolyte BalanceNeonatal Fluid BalanceNeonatal PhysiologyNewborn PhysiologyBody Water BalanceBody Water CompartmentsBody Water DistributionNeonatal HydrationNeonatal Water BalancePremature Infant Growth
Increasing interest in the past 25 years in problems of neonatal physiology and pathology has led to much basic work on the normal newbom, both full- term and premature. Standards of normality involving many parameters have been evaluated, and it is noteworthy that many of these determinations show wide subject-to-subject variation.
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Salt and water volume receptors
Homer W. Smith · The American Journal of Medicine · 1957 · 272 citations
The determination of thiocyanate in blood serum
Rick Bowler · Biochemical Journal · 1944 · 184 citations · Full text
Red Cell and Plasma Volume in Newborn Infants
P. L. Mollison, N. Veall, Marie Cutbush · Archives of Disease in Childhood · 1950 · 182 citations · Full text
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