Sentence examples for study of infantile from inspiring English sources

Study design Retrospective evaluation of the response to telephone teaching of conservative therapy by a single instructor as part of the screening process for a pharmacotherapy study of infantile reflux.

In 1975, Rutter, Lawrence Bartak and Anthony Cox published the first part of a major 'Comparative Study of Infantile Autism and Specific Developmental Receptive Language Disorder' in the British Journal of Psychiatry (Rutter, Bartak and Cox, 1975: 197545).

Recent studies of infantile and accommodative esotropia (ET) have focused on stereoacuity as a final outcome measurement for judging the success or failure of treatment.

Most studies of infantile cholestatic jaundice focus on EHBA.

The primary outcome of this high quality study on the incidence of infantile cerebral palsy among children whose mothers had been treated with MgSO4 was the combined occurrence of infantile cerebral palsy (of serious or medium severity) or death.

A recent study found a higher risk of infantile autism among children with LBW, but suggested that suboptimal birth conditions are not an independent risk factor for infantile autism that was increased for mothers older than 35 years, with foreign citizenship, and mothers who used medicine during pregnancy [ 40].

The purpose of this study was to determine the frequency of infantile adverse events from exposure through breast-feeding to maternal citalopram therapy.

Objective: To present two case studies in which the complete resolution of infantile colic and associated symptoms was achieved with chiropractic treatment.

5, 6, 18 In summary, both studies concluded that the natural history of infantile Pompe disease has changed little since its original description, though the absence of large, well characterized and unbiased data sets has been a limitation.

The number of patients included in this review is 1692.> The etiologies of infantile conjugated hyperbilirubinemia, by study, are shown in Table  2.

Therefore, this study is an important perspective on the management of infantile spasms in the setting of a developing country.