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In a prospective study the daily milk intake and weight gain were recorded in 169 healthy newborn infants during the first week of life. Factor II, V and VII activities were determined on the fourth day using a capillary blood method with hematocrit correction factor. Late onset of feeding showed a major influence on factor II and VII activities. In full-term newborns factor II was correlated to the birth weight. Mode of delivery, color of amniotic fluid, umbilical cord round the neck, Apgar score and postnatal vitamin K prophylaxis showed no significant influence. In infants with abnormal cardiotocographic findings higher levels of factor II were determined. This can be explained by stress-induced liver maturation.
U Göbel, and
S Sonnenschein-Kosenow, and
E Schmidt
January 1988,
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U Göbel, and
S Sonnenschein-Kosenow, and
E Schmidt
June 1979,
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U Göbel, and
S Sonnenschein-Kosenow, and
E Schmidt
November 1990,
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U Göbel, and
S Sonnenschein-Kosenow, and
E Schmidt
April 1967,
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U Göbel, and
S Sonnenschein-Kosenow, and
E Schmidt
July 1993,
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U Göbel, and
S Sonnenschein-Kosenow, and
E Schmidt
February 1974,
Pediatria polska,
U Göbel, and
S Sonnenschein-Kosenow, and
E Schmidt
February 1966,
Zentralblatt fur Gynakologie,
U Göbel, and
S Sonnenschein-Kosenow, and
E Schmidt
January 1981,
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U Göbel, and
S Sonnenschein-Kosenow, and
E Schmidt
November 1975,
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U Göbel, and
S Sonnenschein-Kosenow, and
E Schmidt
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Indian pediatrics,
