Progress studying the immunologically distinct infant DHF/DSS has been limited; most contemporary research has centered on DHF/DSS accompanying secondary dengue infections.
To test the hypothesis that proximal aerodigestive clearance mechanisms mediated by pharyngoesophageal motility during spontaneous respiratory events (SREs) are distinct in infants with apparent life threatening events (ALTEs).
SCN5A mutations that cause similar channel dysfunction may also contribute to sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and other arrhythmias in newborns, but the prevalence, impact, and therapeutic management of SCN5A mutations may be distinct in infants compared with adults.
When examined as two distinct groups, infants in the later period had significantly more SBIs than those in the earlier period (14.4% vs. 6.5%, p = 0.001), with increased UTIs accounting almost entirely for the difference (45 cases of UTI in the later period vs. 13 in the earlier period, p = 0.002) (Table 2).
In that play, Shakespeare snips life into seven distinct stages: infant, schoolboy, lover, soldier, justice, Pantalone and old age.
Sheinkopf has been examining distinct characteristics of infants' cries to see if they can identify children at risk for autism.
The charcoal group appears distinct with fewer infants delivered preterm or stillborn when compared with other biomass fuels.
The parents noted that the public health nurses focused primarily on weight gain and growth, and lacked a focus on other developmental issues distinct to preterm infants or on the parents' emotional needs in this situation.
It will be very interesting to find out whether the observed anterior temporal dissociation between human action sounds and the other categories of sounds is present at an earlier age and whether the parietal and frontal differentiation between 'living' versus 'non-living' sounds becomes more distinct in older infants.
Each pair forms a distinct cluster, with infant sequences forming a sub-branch off the maternal tree.
