Do β-Adrenergic Blockade and Sleep State Affect Cardiorespiratory Control in Neonatal Lambs?:Multivariate Autoregressive Modeling Approach

Autor: Juhani Grönlund, Matti Sydänmaa, Anja S. I. Siimes, Ilkka Välimäki, K. Antila, Seppo Kalli

Publikováno v: Grönlund, J, Kalli, S, Siimes, A, Sydänmaa, M, Antila, K & Välimäki, I 1991, ' Do β-Adrenergic Blockade and Sleep State Affect Cardiorespiratory Control in Neonatal Lambs? Multivariate Autoregressive Modeling Approach ', Pediatric Research, vol. 29, no. 3, pp. 272-277 . https://doi.org/10.1203/00006450-199103000-00010

β-Blockers are used in pregnancy-associated hypertension and in postnatal cardiac arrhythmias, and the neonate may get them in breast milk. We therefore studied the effects of β-adrenergic medication on interrelations between heart rate (HR), respi

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Plasma renin substrate in the prediction of pregnancy outcome in threatened abortion

Autor: Ulf-Håkan Stenman, Frej Fyhrquist, Jorma Kärkkäinen, Ilkka Immonen, Anja S. I. Siimes, Fredrika Pekonen

Publikováno v: BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 90:1186-1192

Concentrations of plasma renin substrate, serum oestradiol-17 beta, human chorionic gonadotrophin, sex-hormone binding globulin and plasma renin activity were measured in 77 samples from 74 patients with uterine bleeding during the first and second t

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https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1471-0528.1983.tb06470.x

Contributors

Autor: T Abels, Y K Abu-Osba, M S Ahmad, A M Al-Habbal, N A Albin, D P Alexander, S Alexander, D C Alverson, D C Andrews, K J Antila, J M Arnold, D J Bekedam, M Benthin, A Berec, W Berman, N Bernard, T Blomquist, H G Britton, P N Burns, F Cantraine, M C Carter, B Castle, M Cooper, P Dahl, G S Dawes, A J Dawson, O De Bakker, G De Toffoli Konishi, T Dillon, M S Dodgson, A T Doyle, P M Dunn, M Eldridge, A Elzouki, P S Eriksen, J M Evans, F Fallenstein, A Faquih, A L Fazary, G Gennser, R W Gill, N A J Gough, P Grella, V Martino, H J Hoogland, A Huch, R Huch, T C Jansen, O Jensen, P Johnson, N-P Jorgensen, V Kariniemi, J Kishan, J Kuzniar, R Leblanc, K Lindstrom, G Lingman, D W Lubbers, H M Maarof, I Z Mackenzie Nuffield, P H Magne, K Marsal, R Martino, J Melchior, N A Mir, J Morgenstern, A J Murrills Wessex Regional, J H Nagel, U Naumann, C Nickelsen, M F Niermeijer, R T Oja, R J Parsons, A Piela, C W G Redman, Nuffield, D Redstone, P Rolfe, G D Ryan, A R Sa'di, H Schettler, S Schmidt, J Schwers, F Sharp, J Sheddon, A S I Siimes, A Skret, N C Smith, T Somville, A Soni, D P Southall, W P Soutter, J A D Spencer, P A Stewart, L Svenningsen, Z Szmigiel, D G Talbert, A A Thalji, S G Thomsen, H M Tonge, O Th Uttendorfsky, I A Valimaki, A R Van der Wiel, D Veersema, C Velussi, A Verhoeff, K Vetter, G H A Visser, M Vossen, H C S Wallenburg, T Weber, T Wheeler, T H Wilmshurst, J W Wladmiroff, P Wolf Biomedical, J C Wollner, R S Wolton, T Zaczek

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https://doi.org/10.1016/b978-0-407-00450-4.50048-4