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See detailDiabete gestationnel: signification pronostique pour l'enfant.
Geronooz, I.; Scheen, André ULg; Senterre, Jacques ULg

in Revue Médicale de Liège (1999), 54(6), 517-21

Gestational diabetes, even if it seems to induce far less foetal complications than classical type 1 or type 2 diabetes mellitus, may be deleterious for the child. We will successively consider the ... [more ▼]

Gestational diabetes, even if it seems to induce far less foetal complications than classical type 1 or type 2 diabetes mellitus, may be deleterious for the child. We will successively consider the complications that could affect the child during gestation, during the neonatal period and during adult life. These consequences for the offspring require optimal screening and management of gestational diabetes mellitus. [less ▲]

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See detailPartial Trisomy 20q Due to Paternal T(8;20) Translocation. Case Report and Review of the Literature
Pierquin, Geneviève ULg; Herens, Christian ULg; Dodinval, P. et al

in Clinical Genetics (1988), 33(5), 386-9

In this report we present a malformed female newborn with partial trisomy 20q who was the unbalanced product of a paternal 8p/20q translocation (46,XY,t(8;20) (p23.1;q11].

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See detailMaladie de Caffey-Silverman néonatale avec thrombocytose, augmentation de la C-réactive protéine et des immunoglobulines
TABARDEL, Y.; SEGHAYE, Marie-Christine ULg; Senterre, Jacques ULg

in Archives Françaises de Pédiatrie (1988), 45

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See detailSignificance of Plasma Amino Acid Pattern in Preterm Infants
Rigo, Jacques ULg; Senterre, Jacques ULg

in Biology of the Neonate (1987), 52(Suppl 1), 41-9

Nutritional studies frequently take into consideration plasma amino acid concentrations in order to evaluate the adequacy of protein intake in preterm infants. From our data of more than 100 ... [more ▼]

Nutritional studies frequently take into consideration plasma amino acid concentrations in order to evaluate the adequacy of protein intake in preterm infants. From our data of more than 100 determinations of plasma amino acid concentrations in preterm infants, we review the factors influencing the aminogram. Method and moment of sampling, protein intake and composition, protein turnover rate, energy supply, and gestational age, all may influence plasma amino acid concentrations. It is suggested that the cord blood amino acid concentration may be considered as an appropriate value of reference and a safe level for growing preterm infants. [less ▲]

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See detailThrombose aortique idiopathique chez le nouveau-né à terme
SEGHAYE, Marie-Christine ULg; Defraigne, Jean-Olivier ULg; RIGO, Jacques ULg et al

in Archives Françaises de Pédiatrie (1987), 44

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