Massive diastematomyelia without cutaneous dysraphism.
C. B. Sedzimir, Joseph R. Roberts, J. V. Occleshaw
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C. B. Sedzimir, Joseph R. Roberts, J. V. Occleshaw
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Short reports DRM provides an easy and rapid method for detecting hypoglycaemia in the newborn.How- ever, before the DRM is used routinely in the newborn nursery the instrument should be calibrated adequately using blood of known glucose concentrations.We wish to thank Miss Elsa Sidler for skilful tech- nical assistance.REFERENCES Chantler, C., Baum, J. D., and Norman, D. A. (1967).Dextrostix in the diagnosis of neonatal hypoglycaemia.Lancet, 2, 1395.Deckert, T., and Futtrup, L. (1971).Rapid blood glucose deter- mination with Dextrostix3 reflectancemeter.Ugeskrift for
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Short reports DRM provides an easy and rapid method for detecting hypoglycaemia in the newborn.How- ever, before the DRM is used routinely in the newborn nursery the instrument should be calibrated adequately using blood of known glucose concentrations.We wish to thank Miss Elsa Sidler for skilful tech- nical assistance.REFERENCES Chantler, C., Baum, J. D., and Norman, D. A. (1967).Dextrostix in the diagnosis of neonatal hypoglycaemia.Lancet, 2, 1395.Deckert, T., and Futtrup, L. (1971).Rapid blood glucose deter- mination with Dextrostix3 reflectancemeter.Ugeskrift for
Key concepts: Diastematomyelia, Medicine, Spinal dysraphism, Pediatrics, Spina bifida, Spinal cord, Psychiatry