Superior sagittal sinus thrombosis: a rare but serious complication of hypernatremic dehydration in newborns

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1. Cervical surgery and preterm birth
2. How useful is 3D and 4D ultrasound in perinatal medicine?
3. The combined effect of maternal smoking and obesity on the risk of preeclampsia
4. Slow change in body mass index during early triplet pregnancy is associated with decreased birth weight
5. Examining the relationship between positive mid-gestational fetal fibronectin assays and histological evidence of acute placental inflammation
6. Paternal smoking is associated with a decreased prevalence of type 1 diabetes mellitus among offspring in two national British birth cohort studies (NCDS and BCS70)
7. Three-dimensional ultrasound power Doppler assessment of the cervix: comparison between nulliparas and multiparas
8. Gender- and parity-specific reference charts for fetal size in low risk singleton pregnancies at the onset of the third trimester
9. Near term twin pregnancy: clinical relevance of weight discordance at birth
10. Intracerebellar hemorrhage in premature infants: sonographic detection and outcome
11. Determining the least time required for measuring energy expenditure in premature neonates
12. Neither maternal nor fetal mutation (E474Q) in the α-subunit of the trifunctional protein is frequent in pregnancies complicated by HELLP syndrome
13. Long-term subcutaneous morphine administration after surgery in newborns
14. Superior sagittal sinus thrombosis: a rare but serious complication of hypernatremic dehydration in newborns
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16. Roster of Perinatal Societies