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Quoted papers: 8
Other papers: 43
Total: 51
Title: Hyperuricemia in childhood with special emphasis on
Lesch-Nyhan syndrom
- Authors:
- Gjurić, Gorjana (119221)
- Mardešić, Duško (28220)
- Crnojević-Ivanušić, Ružana
- Sarnavka, Vladimir
- Stanojević, Milan
- Stefanović, Nada (160792)
- Kolak-Đurinović, Ružica
- Novak, Milivoj
Journal: Paediatr Croat
Number: 37
ISSN: 1330-1403
Volume: 1
Year: 1993
Pages: from 39 to 44
Number of references: 30
Language: hrvatski
Summary: The etiology, epidemiology and clinical manifestations of
hyperuricaemia in children is described. The Lesch-Nycan syndrome is
emphasized, some more recent data on the genetic and metabolic basis are
given and four patients with syndrome are presented.
The authors stress the importance of treating hyperuricaemia in order to
prevent gout and renal insufficiency. In hereditary, primary
hyperuricaemias due to disorders of the purine metabolism, the birth of
childrene at risk for renal lithiasis and Lesch_nychan syndrome can be
avoided by measures of preventive genetics.
Keywords: hyperuricaemia, Lesch-Nychan syndrome, selfmutilation
Title: Ureaplasma urealyticum ostemyelitis in a very low birth
weight infant
- Authors:
- Gjurić, Gorjana (119221)
- Prišlin-Muškić, Marlena
- Nikolić, Emil (177135)
- Žurga, Biserka (149250)
Journal: J Perinat Med
Number: 22
Year: 1994
Pages: from 79 to 81
Number of references: 7
Language: engleski
Summary: We are reporting a very low birth weight male infant with
osteomyelitis of the right femur during the bloodstream infection with
Ureaplasma urealyticu. After previously recognized pulmonary and central
nervous system infections, our case description linked Ureaplsma
urealyticum to bone disease, widening the spectrum of patologic conditions
in neonates due to this agent.
Keywords: Genital Mycoplasmas, Ureaplasma urealyticum, newborn, osteomyelitis
Title: Step by step toward successful breast-feeding
- Authors:
- Gjurić, Gorjana (119221)
- Žurga, Biserka (149250)
- Mujkić-Klarić, Aida (25430)
- Delija-Presečki, Živka (141620)
Journal: Paediatr Croat
Number: 38
ISSN: 1330-1403
Volume: 1
Year: 1994
Pages: from 19 to 22
Number of references: 37
Language: hrvatski
Summary: We have researched maternity hospital practice of
breastfeeding in Croatia, compared with WHO recommandations for the
protection, promotion and support of breastfeeding. A set of questionnaires
was sent to 24 maternity hospitals in Croatia, and replies were received
from 18 in wich there were 31000 (60%) births per year. The results showed
that mothers group education on breastfeeding had been out in 10 (55%)
maternity hospitals whereas individual education was performed in 16 (88
%). The education of health workers had been organized in only 4 (22%)
maternity hospitals. The initiation of breastfeeding had been introduced 6
hours after birth in 13 ( 72%) maternity wardes, in al other hospitals even
later, in no one within first 30 minutes after delivery. There is a
possibility of milk expression and collecting but there are no adequat
devices. Prelactation feeding by ea or glucose solution had been practiced
in allmost all meternity unites. The rooming-in was present in only 4 (22%)
hospitals. The newborn had been fed according to a fixed time schedule in
13 and on demand in only 3 ( 16%) hospitals.
The data mentioned above show that in Croatia so far (1992) we have not had
breastfeeding organized in maternity hospitals as a concept following "1o
steps to successful breastfeeding" which has existed since 1989 and could
provide the implemantation of successful breastfeeding.
Keywords: breastfeeding, newborn, maternity hopital, "10 steps toward successful breastfeeding"
Title: Effect of maternally administered prnatal vitamin K1 on
prothrombin times of healthy term newborn infants
- Authors:
- Stanojević, Milan
- Gjurić, Gorjana (119221)
Journal: Gynecol Perinatol
Number: 1
ISSN: 1330-0091
Volume: 3
Year: 1994
Pages: from 39 to 43
Number of references: 31
Language: hrvatski
Summary: Newborns from 397 randomly selected healthy pregnant women
were analized, of whom 265 vitamin K1 was not administered prenatally and
to 132 of them 10 mg of vitamin K1 was administered intramuscularly 1-240
hours before birth.Their newborn infants were randomised into tree groups.
To the first group ( N=107), no vitamin K1 was given abfer birth, to group
two (N=158) K vitamin 1 mg was given intramuscularly and to the third group
(N=132), which mothers got K1 vitamin prenatally, K vitamin was not
aministered postnatally. Newborn prothrombin times were measured first(PT1)
and fifth(PT2) day of life and between 4-6 weeks.
The results showed that prenatall administration of K1 vitamin shortens th
prothorombin time of newborns in the first but not between the 4-6 weeks of
life.
Keywords: newborn, haemorhagic disease of newborn, antenatal prophylaxis, K1 vitamin
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