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SUDDEN INFANT DEATH AS A PSYCHOSOCIAL PROBLEM
Authors: AGLAS F PILGRAM EH KREMSER A ARTNER B AGLAS I EINSPIELER C KURZ R
Citation: F. Aglas et al., SUDDEN INFANT DEATH AS A PSYCHOSOCIAL PROBLEM, Monatsschrift fur Kinderheilkunde, 146(8), 1998, pp. 801-804
ASSESSMENT OF THE QUALITY OF GENERAL MOVEMENTS IN FETUSES AND INFANTSOF WOMEN WITH TYPE-I DIABETES-MELLITUS
Authors: KAINER F PRECHTL HFR ENGELE H EINSPIELER C
Citation: F. Kainer et al., ASSESSMENT OF THE QUALITY OF GENERAL MOVEMENTS IN FETUSES AND INFANTSOF WOMEN WITH TYPE-I DIABETES-MELLITUS, Early human development, 50(1), 1997, pp. 13-25
THE QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF GENERAL MOVEMENTS IN PRETERM, TERM AND YOUNG INFANTS - REVIEW OF THE METHODOLOGY
Authors: EINSPIELER C PRECHTL HFR FERRARI F CIONI G BOS AF
Citation: C. Einspieler et al., THE QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF GENERAL MOVEMENTS IN PRETERM, TERM AND YOUNG INFANTS - REVIEW OF THE METHODOLOGY, Early human development, 50(1), 1997, pp. 47-60
WHICH BETTER PREDICTS LATER OUTCOME IN FULL-TERM INFANTS - QUALITY OFGENERAL MOVEMENTS OR NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION
Authors: CIONI G PRECHTL HFR FERRARI F PAOLICELLI PB EINSPIELER C ROVERSI MF
Citation: G. Cioni et al., WHICH BETTER PREDICTS LATER OUTCOME IN FULL-TERM INFANTS - QUALITY OFGENERAL MOVEMENTS OR NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION, Early human development, 50(1), 1997, pp. 71-85
POSTURE, SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENTS, AND BEHAVIORAL STATE ORGANIZATION IN INFANTS AFFECTED BY BRAIN MALFORMATIONS
Authors: FERRARI F PRECHTL HFR CIONI G ROVERSI MF EINSPIELER C GALLO C PAOLICELLI PB CAVAZZUTI GB
Citation: F. Ferrari et al., POSTURE, SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENTS, AND BEHAVIORAL STATE ORGANIZATION IN INFANTS AFFECTED BY BRAIN MALFORMATIONS, Early human development, 50(1), 1997, pp. 87-113
TEMPORAL DISPARITY BETWEEN REDUCTION OF COT DEATH AND REDUCTION OF PRONE SLEEPING PREVALENCE
Authors: EINSPIELER C KERBL R KENNER T
Citation: C. Einspieler et al., TEMPORAL DISPARITY BETWEEN REDUCTION OF COT DEATH AND REDUCTION OF PRONE SLEEPING PREVALENCE, Early human development, 49(2), 1997, pp. 123-133
IS NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE FETUS POSSIBLE
Authors: PRECHTL HFR EINSPIELER C
Citation: Hfr. Prechtl et C. Einspieler, IS NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE FETUS POSSIBLE, European journal of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive biology, 75(1), 1997, pp. 81-84
EARLY MOTOR CHARACTERISTICS OF INFANTS WITH ROP
Authors: CIONI G PRECHTL H EINSPIELER C ENGELE H
Citation: G. Cioni et al., EARLY MOTOR CHARACTERISTICS OF INFANTS WITH ROP, Perception, 26(6), 1997, pp. 771-771
AN EARLY MARKER FOR NEUROLOGICAL DEFICITS AFTER PERINATAL BRAIN-LESIONS
Authors: PRECHTL HFR EINSPIELER C CIONI G BOS AF FERRARI F SONTHEIMER D
Citation: Hfr. Prechtl et al., AN EARLY MARKER FOR NEUROLOGICAL DEFICITS AFTER PERINATAL BRAIN-LESIONS, Lancet, 349(9062), 1997, pp. 1361-1363
COMPARISON BETWEEN OBSERVATION OF SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENTS AND NEUROLOGIC EXAMINATION IN PRETERM INFANTS
Authors: CIONI G FERRARI F EINSPIELER C PAOLICELLI PB BARBANI MT PRECHTL HFR
Citation: G. Cioni et al., COMPARISON BETWEEN OBSERVATION OF SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENTS AND NEUROLOGIC EXAMINATION IN PRETERM INFANTS, The Journal of pediatrics, 130(5), 1997, pp. 704-711
OBSERVATION OF MOVEMENTS DURING SLEEP IN ALTE (APPARENT LIFE-THREATENING EVENT) AND APNEIC INFANTS - A PILOT-STUDY
Authors: EINSPIELER C PRECHTL HFR VANEYKERN L DEROOS B
Citation: C. Einspieler et al., OBSERVATION OF MOVEMENTS DURING SLEEP IN ALTE (APPARENT LIFE-THREATENING EVENT) AND APNEIC INFANTS - A PILOT-STUDY, Early human development, 40(1), 1994, pp. 39-49
ABNORMAL SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENTS IN INFANTS WITH REPEATED SLEEP APNEAS
Authors: EINSPIELER C
Citation: C. Einspieler, ABNORMAL SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENTS IN INFANTS WITH REPEATED SLEEP APNEAS, Early human development, 36(1), 1994, pp. 31-48
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