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Intraluminally injected oil induces changes in vascular permeability in the 'sensitized' and 'non-sensitized' uterus of the mouse
(Reproduction, 1985)
After suitable sensitization of ovariectomized mice with progesterone and oestradiol, the intrauterine instillation of oil produces a massive decidual cell reaction. Vascular permeability, as reflected by the extra-vascular ...
Effects of chronic health conditions on school adaptation
(Paediatrics research,, 1984)
This study of children with chronic health conditions (CHC) assessed the relationship of demographic and health variables to school achievement and absenteeism. From July 1982 to June 1983 data were collected in 11 ...
Long-Term Experience With Burkitt’s Lymphoma In Uganda
(International journal of cancer, 1980)
The cumulative results and long-term follow-up of all patients with Burkitt's lymphoma treated at the Uganda cancer Institute Kampala are reported. The annual admission rate is 29. The tumor patients commonly present with ...
Blackwater Fever Caused By Plasmodium Vivax Infection In The Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
(British medical journal, 1988)
Blackwater fever is usually associated with malaria caused by Plasmodium falciparum infection in susceptible subjects. It is not associated with other parasites in man.' We describe a case of blackwater fever caused by P ...
Time course of the changes in uterine vascular permeability associated with the development of the decidual cell reaction in ovariectomized steroid-treated rats
(Reproduction, 1984)
Uterine vascular permeability and tissue blood volume during the development of the oil-induced decidual cell reaction (DCR) in ovariectomized steroid\x=req-\ treated rats were assessed by measuring the extravascular ...
Slim disease
(Lancet, 1985)
A new disease has recently been recognised in rural Uganda. Because the major symptoms are weight loss and diarrhoea, it is known locally as slim disease. It is strongly associated with HTLV-III infection (63 out of 71 ...
Birth Asphyxia. I. Measurement of Visual Evoked Potential (VEP) in the Healthy Fetus and Newborn Lamb
(1981)
The visual evoked potential (VEP) of five healthy, near-term
exteriorized fetal lambs was compared with the VEP obtained
from the same animals during the first hour after ventilation.
Characteristics of the individual ...
Infantile Autism in Kenya
(The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1982)
Clinical features of infantile autism in three African children from Kenya are described. There is no essential difference in features of childhood autism as described in the west. In this prospective study the authors ...