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Greenhill, T.T., Solomon, M., Pleak, R., and Ambrosini, P. (1985) Molindone hydrochloride treatment of hospitalized children with conduct disorder. / Clin Psychiatry 46(8, Sec.2) 20-25. [Pg.338]

Rapport, M., Carlson, G., Kelly, K., and Pataki, C. (1993) Methyl-phenidate and desipramine in hospitalized children I. Separate and combined effects on cognitive function. J Am Acad Child Adolescent Psychiatry 32 333-342. [Pg.464]

Emslie, G.J., Rush, A.J., Weinberg, W.A., Gullion, C.M., Rintel-mann, J., and Hughes, C.W (1997a) Recurrence of major depressive disorder in hospitalized children and adolescents. / Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry 36 785—792. [Pg.481]

There are no randomized, double-blind, controlled studies of hospitalized children and adolescents with acute mania. Two systematic, albeit open, studies of lithium in hospitalized, acutely manic adolescents had response rates of 67%-80% in classic manic adolescents, and 33%-40% in manic adolescents with prior ADHD (Strober et al., 1988 1998). In a discontinuation study in which manic adolescents stabilized on lithium were subsequently assigned double-blind to placebo or continuation treatment, the response rate was 53.5%, and the presence of prior ADHD made no difference in outcome (Kafantaris et al., 1998). However, the presence of psychosis decreased the likelihood of lithium response and antipsychotic medication was necessary for stabilization. Naturalistic discontinuation of lithium (because of noncompliance) after stabilization resulted in relapse rates of 90% vs. 37.5% for those remaining on lithium (Strober et al., 1990). A NIMH multisite study is currently examining this issue more systematically. [Pg.489]

There are two studies of hospitalized children with mania or manic symptoms. The first, a controlled trial of lithium in 11 children (7 of whom were treated under double-blind, placebo-controlled conditions), found that 6 showed improvement over an 8-week period of hospitalization, but only 3 were well enough to be discharged on lithium. Long-standing concurrent ADHD complicated assessment of response (Carlson et al., 1992a), and the addition of methylphenidate was necessary to achieve an improvement in attention span and hyperactivity (Carlson et ah, 1992b). An open trial of lithium in 10 acutely manic/psychotic prepubertal children showed positive response in all (Varanka et ah, 1988). [Pg.489]

Carlson, G.A., and Kelly, K.L. (1998) Manic symptoms in psychi-atrically hospitalized children—what do they mean J Affect Disord 51 123—135. [Pg.495]

Catlson, G.A., Rapport, M.D., Pataki, C., and Kelly, K.K. (1992a) Lithium in hospitalized children at 4 and 8 weeks affective, behavioral and cognitive effects. / Child Psychol Psychiatry 33 411— 425. [Pg.495]

Buitelaar, J.K. (2000) Open-label treatment with risperidone of 26 psychiatrically hospitalized children and adolescents with mixed diagnoses and aggressive behavior. / Child Adolesc Psychopharmacol 10 19-26. [Pg.683]

King, B.H., Wright, M., Snape, M., and Dourish, C.T. (2001b) Case series amantadine open-label treatment of impulsive and aggressive behavior in hospitalized children with developmental disabilities. / Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry 40 654—657. [Pg.684]

For the prevention of typhoid epidemics specific phages were also nsed with two tablets administered once every 5-7 days during the outbreak season [35, 36], Intestinal colonization and overgrowth with Pseudomonas aeruginosa in young hospitalized children was prevented successfully by phage administration [39],... [Pg.131]

Preskorn SH, Bupp S, Weller E, et al. Plasma levels of imipramine and metabolites in 68 hospitalized children. J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry 1989 28 373-375. [Pg.305]

One would not think that a shiny little sliver of mercury sealed in a thermometer could cause problems, but broken thermometers have resulted in a number of hospitalizations. Children are especially susceptible to the effects of mercury vapor, because of their small size. The symptoms they experience may... [Pg.91]

Sachs H, McGuire J, Sadeh A, Hayden R, Civta R, Trembley A, Seifer R, Carskadon MA (1994) Cognitive and behavioral correlates of mother reported sleep problems in psychiatrically hospitalized children. Sleep Research 23 207-213... [Pg.150]

That same year, 19 children (11.3% of the 168 fatalities) died in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995 (Quintana et al., 1997). Sixteen of the children who died were seated by the window of the day care center at the time of the explosion. Among the 19 dead children, 90% sustained skull fractures, with 79% sustaining cerebral evisceration 37% suffered abdominal or thoracic injuries 31% had amputations 47% had arm and 26% had leg fractures 21% were burned and 100% had extensive cutaneous contusions, avulsions, and lacerations (Quintana et al., 1997). Forty-seven children sustained nonfatal injuries, with seven requiring hospitalization (Quintana et al., 1997). Again, hospitalized children sustained severe skull and brain injuries, extremity fractures, amputations, and burns (Quintana et al., 1997). [Pg.277]

Kaplan SL, Patterson L, Edwards KM, Azimi PH, Bradley JS, Blumer JL, Tan TQ, Lobeck FG, Anderson DC Linezolid Pediatric Pheumonia Study Group. Pharmacia and Upjohn. Linezolid for the treatment of community-acquired pneumonia in hospitalized children. Linezolid Pediatric Pneumonia Study Group. Pediatr Infect Dis J 2001 20(5) 488-94. [Pg.2646]

Moritz ML, Ayus JC. The changing pattern of hypernatremia in hospitalized children. Pediatrics 1999 104 435-439. [Pg.965]

Krauthacker B, Reiner E, Votava-Raic A, et al. 1998. Organochlorine pesticides and PCBs in human milk collected from mothers nursing hospitalized children. Chemosphere 37(l) 27-32. [Pg.772]

In a very recent study, van Wijnen et al ( ) reported the results of a study of 2-4 year old children wherein the feces were analyzed for titanium, aluminum, and acid soluble residue (air). The results showed that the data were approximately normally distributed. Estimates of 105 mg/day for nursery school children and 49 mg/day for the hospitalized children were obtained. Even with the limited number of samples In the study (n = 24), the difference between the two populations was significant (p < 0.01). If the value for the hospitalized... [Pg.183]

Influenza variants selected in vitro for resistance to oseltamivir carboxylate contain hemagglutinin and/or neuraminidase mutations. The most commonly recognized variants (mutations at positions 292 in N2 and 274 in N1 neuraminidases) have reduced infectivity and virulence in animal models. Outpatient oseltamivir therapy has been associated with recovery of resistant variants in about 0.5% of adults and 5.5% of children a higher frequency (-18%) occurs in hospitalized children. [Pg.526]

Intravenous and/or aerosol ribavirin has been used occasionally in treating severe influenza virus infection and in the treatment of immunosuppressedpatients with adenovirus, vaccinia, parainfluenza, or measles virus infections. Aerosolized ribavirin reduces duration of fever but has no other beneficial effects in influenza infections in hospitalized children. Intravenous ribavirin decreases mortality in Lassa fever and has been used in treating other arenavirus-related hemorrhagic fevers. Intravenous ribavirin is beneficial in hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome owing to hantavirus infection but ineffective in hantavirus-associated cardiopulmonary syndrome or SARS. [Pg.836]

Ribavirin (Virazole) Unknown mechanism. Hospitalized children with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) who are at risk for cardiopulmonary complications from the infection. [Pg.114]

Blood samples were collected by venous puncture, centrifuged and the resulting plasma or serum was stored at -20°C until analysis. Samples were collected from patients (n = 103) either suspected of a defect in fatty acid oxidation or an organic acidemia, or from patients known to suffer from any of these defects. All diagnoses were confirmed either enzymatically or using molecular analysis. Reference samples (n = 250) were obtained from hospitalized children in the age from 1 month to 10 years not suspected or suffering from one of the above mentioned disorders. [Pg.328]

Pichler J, Horn V, Macdonald S, Hill S. Sepsis and its etiology among hospitalized children less than 1 year of age with intestinal failure on parenteral nutrition. Transplant Proc 2010 42(1) 24-5. [Pg.540]

A Gas-Liquid Chromatographic Method for Routine Determination of Aldosterone in Urine with Values for the Excretion of Aldosterone in Normal Adults and in Hospitalized Children... [Pg.219]


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