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The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society

Volume 6, Issue 2 / 2006
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Japanese Article The guide revision second edition of the sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) diagnosis
Masahiro Nakayama 1), *, Satoshi Nakagawa 1), 2), Yasuhiro Aoki 1), 3), Kato 1, Inago), 4), Kazuyuki Saito 1), 5), Yukio Takashima 1), 6), So Togari 1), 4), Matoba beam next 1), 7), 小保内俊雅 1), 8), Hiroyuki Kitajima 1), 9), Yasutsugu Kobayashi 1), 10), Hiroshi Nishida 1), 8), Yasuo Takeuchi 1), 11), Mountain south Sadao 1), 12)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 73-97, 2006.
Japanese Article Guidelines and world SIDS study on SIDS
戸苅創, 加藤稲子, 斎藤紀子, 鈴木悟, 伊藤哲也, 福田純男
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 98-105, 2006.
Japanese Article A summary and risk factor of the sleeping infantile death from suffocation judging from a specialist in law autopsy case
Mitsuhiro Takatsu, Kentaro Sakai, Satoshi Shigeta man, Shuntaro Abe
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 106-113, 2006.
Japanese Article About epidemiologic study - about findings of the death from suffocation in the infants sudden death autopsy case of past ten years (1992 through 2001) particularly petechia -
Matoba beam next 1), 2), Kuroki still head 1), 2), Ichiro Isobe 1), 2), Yoshiyuki Hayashi 1), 2), Yukiko Ino 1), 2), Three country Yoichi 2), Masaki Tsujino 2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 114-120, 2006.
Japanese Article Differential diagnosis of the exogenous death in the death infant sudden autopsy case
Yasuhiro Aoki 1), Kin moisture 2), Masataka Takamiya 1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 121-125, 2006.
Japanese Article From the situation of problem - paramedic at hospital conveyance of the infantile cardiopulmonary arrest case -
Seiji Hoshino 1), Hiroshi Kurosawa 2), Koichi Ariyoshi 2), Shinnichi Sato 2), 城月徹 1), Masahiro Matsuyama 1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 126-135, 2006.
Japanese Article Than the correspondence for the infantile cardiopulmonary arrest case and the experience in the problem - this hospital emergency care room -
Yoshiyuki Kamiya
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 136-139, 2006.
Japanese Article Cooperation with an ER doc and the specialist in police, law From national death infant sudden-response fact-finding
市川光太郎
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 140-145, 2006.
English Article 1 REVIEW ON CHILD CARING ENVIRONMENTS AS THE CONSEQUENSE OF THE WORLD'S LOWEST INFANT MORTALITY RATE AND OF LOW SIDS RATIO IN JAPAN
Hiroshi Nishida
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 148-148, 2006.
English Article 2 SIDS EPIDEMIOLOGY:A VIEW FROM THE WEST
Ed Mitchell
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 148-148, 2006.
English Article 3 WHICH PARAMETERS SHOULD BE MONITORED AT HOME TO PREVENT SIDS?
Satoshi Nakagawa
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 148-148, 2006.
English Article 4 CARDIORESPIRATORY RECORDINGS DURING SUDDEN INFANT DEATH (SID)
Christian F Poets
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 148-149, 2006.
English Article 5 DATA TRANSMISSION AND ANALYSIS IN DOCUMENTED MONITORING
Raffaele Piumelli and the Italian Interhospital Network of Telemonitoring
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 149-149, 2006.
English Article 6 PRECURSORS OF CARDIORESPIRATORY EVENTS IN INFANTS DETECTED BY HOME MEMORY MONITORING
Carl E Hunt
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 149-150, 2006.
English Article 15 ASPIRATION OF GASTRIC CONTENTS, SUFFOCATION AND SIDS
Roger Byard
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 150-150, 2006.
English Article 16 MEDICOLEGAL ISSUES IN SIDS
Torleiv Rognum
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 150-150, 2006.
English Article 17 DILEMMAS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL HYPERTHERMIA IN SUDDEN INFANT DEATH
Henry F Krous
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 150-151, 2006.
English Article 18 SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME (SIDS) OR ASPHYXIA? CAN PETECHIAL HEMORRHAGE DISTINGUISH THEM?
Ryoji Matoba1), Hisanaga Kuroki1), Ichiro Isobe1), Yoshiyuki Hayashi1), Yukiko Ino1), Yoichi Mitsukuni2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 151-151, 2006.
English Article 19 SIBLINGS OF ABUSED CHILDREN WHO DIED AS SUDDEN INFANT DEATH CASES
Akihisa Kouno1), 2), Katsuji Nishi2), Izumi Takase2), Keito Hashidume3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 151-152, 2006.
English Article 36 SLEEP ENVIRONMENTS IN JAPAN
Michio Fukumizu1), 2), Marie J Hayes2), Makiko Kaga1), Jun Kohyama3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 152-152, 2006.
English Article 37 THE BENEFITS AND HARMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PRACTICE OF BED SHARING:A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Tanya Armour, T Clifford, N Barrowman, S Bennett, F Yazdi, M Sampson, D Moher, O Dingwall, H Schachter, A Cote
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 152-152, 2006.
English Article 38 HOW CAN SIDS BE ELIMINATED
Robert Carpenter
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 153-153, 2006.
English Article 39 CO-SLEEPING & SIDS EPIDEMIOLOGY. OBSERVATIONS FROM CONTROLLED DEATH-SCENE INVESTIGATIONS
Peter S Blair1), Peter Sidebotham2), Peter J Fleming1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 153-153, 2006.
English Article 57 ANALYSIS OF PHOX2B, KVLQT1, HERG AND SCN5A GENES IN JAPANESE VICTIMS OF SIDS
Kiyoshi Hayasaka
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 153-154, 2006.
English Article 58 SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER GENE POLYMORPHYSM AS A RISK FACTOR FOR SIDS
Masaaki Narita1), Naoko Narita2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 154-154, 2006.
English Article 59 SUDDEN INFANT DEATH AND INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM
Seiji Yamaguchi
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 154-154, 2006.
English Article 60 SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME:CASE-CONTROL DIFFERENCES IN GENES OF THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
Debra E Weese-Mayer1), Casey M Rand1), Lili Zhou1), Brion S Maher2), Mary L Marazita2), Elizabeth M Berry-Kravis1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 154-155, 2006.
English Article 61 GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTIONS AND RISK FOR SUDDEN UNEXPECTED DEATH IN INFANCY (SUDI) :AN OVERVIEW
Carl E Hunt
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 155-155, 2006.
English Article 62 WHY MUST THE DEFINITION EVOLVE?
Henry F Krous
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 155-156, 2006.
English Article 63 DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO SIDS FROM THE PATHOLOGY OF MEDULLA OBLONGATA
Masahiro Nakayama, Akihito Kimoto, Yukiko Ino, Keiko Hamana
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 156-156, 2006.
English Article 64 JAPANESE NEW DEFINITION FOR SIDS
Hajime Togari1), 2), Ineko Kato1), Noriko Saito1), Sumio Fukuda1), Satoshi Suzuki1), Masamichi Sakanoue2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 156-156, 2006.
English Article 88 BIAS IN REPORTED NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES AMONG EXTREMELY LOW BIRTH WEIGHT SURVIVORS
Olatunji E Sonibare, Adebayo W Aderibigbe, Sunny Ceesay, Lucky Jallow
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 156-157, 2006.
English Article 90 INFANT BEHAVIOUR RELATED TO RISK OF SIDS
Igor A Kelmanson
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 157-157, 2006.
English Article 91 EFFECTS OF SLEEP STATE ON THE INITIAL VENTILATORY RESPONSE TO HYPDXIA IN SLEEPING PRETERM INFANTS
Rosemary Horne1), Marjan Verbeek2), Heidi L Richardson1), Peter M Parslow1), Sarah Scott1), Richard Harding3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 157-158, 2006.
English Article 92 POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE INITIAL VENTILATORY RESPONSE TO HYPDXIA IN SLEEPING PRETERM INFANTS
Rosemary Horne1), Marjan Verbeek2), Heidi L Richardson1), Peter M Parslow1), Sarah Scott1), Richard Harding3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 158-158, 2006.
English Article 93 ANALYSIS OF SUCKING PRESSURE OF TONGUE-TIE IN BREAST-FEEDING INFANTS
Yoshiko Nishida1), Katsumi Mizuno1), Noriko Mizuno2), Aki Ishimaru3), Kazuo Itabashi1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 158-158, 2006.
English Article 94 HEMODYNAMICS OF THE VERTEBRAL ARTERIES IN THE PREMATURE INFANTS COMPLICATED WITH FREQUENT APNEA
Sumio Fukuda, Keisuke Mizuno, Hiroki Kakita, Noriko Saito, Ineko Kato, Satoshi Susuki, Hajime Togari
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 159-159, 2006.
English Article 95 EVALUATION OF HEART RATE BEFORE AND DURING SPONTANEOUS AROUSALS
Ineko Kato1), Patricia Franco2), 3), Sonia Scaillet2), Jose Groswasser2), Hajime Togari1), Andre Kahn2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 159-159, 2006.
English Article 96 IS THE MATTRESS IMPORTANT IN HELPING BABIES KEEP WARM? PARADOXICAL EFFECTS OF A SLEEP SURFACE WITH VERY LOW THERMAL RESISTANCE
Peter J Fleming, Sara Arkell, Pete Blair, John Henderson
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 159-160, 2006.
English Article 97 AUTONOMIC NEURAL MECHANISMS OF NONNUTRITIVE-SUCKING-RELATEDTACHYCARDIA
Noriko Saito1), Junichiro Hayano2), Ineko Kato1), Hajime Togari1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 160-160, 2006.
English Article 98 CARDIOVASCULAR CONTROL DYSFUNCTION IN PRETERM INFANTS WITH BRONCHOPULMONARY DYSPLASIA
Suvi K Viskari, Sture Andersson, Timo Hytinantti, Turkka Kirjavainen
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 160-161, 2006.
English Article 99 SIDS:CHANGES 1987-2004 AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THE FUTURE
Ian Mitchell, Reginald Sauve, Monica Ruff, Lloyd Denmark, Bernadine Naundorf
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 161-161, 2006.
English Article 100 PARENTS' RECOGNITION:EFFECTS OF PASSIVE SMOKING TO HEALTH PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN
Masayuki Kaji
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 161-161, 2006.
English Article 101 THE STUDY OF EFFECTIVE COUNSELING FOR SMOKING CESSATION AND PREVENTION OF PASSIVE SMOKING IN PEDIATRIC OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT
Masayuki Kaji
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 162-162, 2006.
English Article 102 REGARDING THE ESTABLISHMENT AND ACTIVITIES OF THE JAPANESE RESEARCH SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CHILDHOOD TOBACCO EXPOSURE
Tsuneo Nakagawa1), 2), M. Kaji3), S. Harada4)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 162-162, 2006.
English Article 103 PREVENTION OF SIDS AND OTHER PERINATAL COMPLICATIONS BY TABACCO CESSATION IN FEMALE JAPANESE UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE STUDENTSPROJECTIONS FROM A PILOT TRIAL IN NWUC
Tsuneo Nakagawa1), 2), Y. Takahashi3), N. Hamajima4)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 162-163, 2006.
English Article 104 JUNIOR'S QUIT SMOKING MARATHON
Yuko Takahashi1), Hideshi Miura2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 163-163, 2006.
English Article 105 PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSE AGAINST SMOKING AMONG JAPANESE STUDENTS
Yuko Takahashi1), Nakai Kumiko1), Yuka Takeda1), Minoru Nakamichi1), Akiko Higashiyama2), Toshitaka Nakahara3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 163-163, 2006.
English Article 106 IMPORTANCE OF ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN AMONG JUNIOR-HIGH AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS:SUPPORT SYSTEM TO PROMOTE QUIT-SMOKING BY MOBILE PHONE
Yuko Takahashi1), Kumiko Nakai1), Hideshi Miura2), Takao Noda3), Hisashi Harada4), Junichi Suzuki4), Akiko Higashiyama5), Takao Kawamura6), Yasusuke Kiyohara6), Takeo Nakayama6)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 163-164, 2006.
English Article 107 SIDS RISK FACTORS IN LOW BIRTHWEIGHT INFANTS - IS TARGETED INTERVENTION SUCCESSFUL?
Maria M Timischl, Ulrike Pupp Peglow, Ursula Kiechl-Kohlendorfer
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 164-164, 2006.
English Article 108 SURVEY OF SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME (SIDS) AWARENESS OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN 8 COUNRTIES
Maya Okamoto1), Chiyo Hayashi2), Vera Parysova3), Marsha Krakower4), Toyohisa Sugimoto5), Yuka Okada6), Junko Tatsumi-Miyajima7), Shosuke Kojo8), Hisahide Nishio2), Yasuhiro Ueno1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 164-164, 2006.
English Article 109 SUDDEN INFANT DEATH FROM ANTIQUITY TO PRESENT TIMES:AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL REVIEW
Christina V Isaksen
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 164-165, 2006.
English Article 110 VERY-LONG-CHAIN-ACYL-COA DEHYDROGENASE DEFICIENCY:REPORT OF A CASE
Luca Novelli1), Maria Alice Donati2), Elisabetta Pasquini2), Camilla Comin3), Raffaella Santi3), Niccolo' Nassi4), Raffaele Piumelli4)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 165-165, 2006.
English Article 111 FORENSIC INVESTIGATION OF SUDDEN INFANT DEATHS IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND
Ling Li1), 2), Xiang Zhang1), Carolyn Fowler3), Ron Zielke2), David Fowler1), 2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 165-166, 2006.
English Article 112 ACTIVE CASPASE-3 AND TUNEL IN THE SIDS BRAINSTEM MEDULLA
Rita Machaalani1), 2), Karen Waters1), 2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 166-166, 2006.
English Article 113 SEROTONIN RECEPTOR 1A PROTEIN CHANGES IN THE SIDS BRAINSTEM AND IN PIGLET MODELS
Meichien Say1), Karen A Waters1), 2), Rita Machaalani1), 2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 166-166, 2006.
English Article 114 A MULTIAGENCY PROTOCOL FOR MANAGEMENT AND INVESTIGATIONS OF SUDDEN INFANT DEATH IN INFANCY:YIELD IN A REFERENCE REGIONAL CENTRE
Anne-France Bongrand1), Caroline Rouleau2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 167-167, 2006.
English Article 115 PATHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION IN THE TOKEN STUDY
Mechtild Vennemann1), 2), Lisa Wingenfeld2), Thomas Bajanowski2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 167-167, 2006.
English Article 116 LATE-PRESENTING CONGENITAL DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA:REPORT OF ONE CASE OF UNEXPECTED SUDDEN DEATH
Caroline Rouleau1), Anne France Bongrand2), Jean Charles Picaud2), Pierre Baldet3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 167-168, 2006.
English Article 131 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS 2005 GUIDELINES FOR SIDS RISK REDUCTION:BACKGROUND LITERATURE AND DISCUSSION
Rachel Moon1), Fern R Hauck2), Michael Malloy3), Maurice Keenan4), John Kattwinkel2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 168-168, 2006.
English Article 132 EXAMINATION OF INFANT-PARENT BED-SHARING DURING THE LAST SLEEP PERIOD AS A RISK FACTOR FOR SIDS IN IRISH INFANTS DURING THE 10 YEAR PERIOD FROM 1994-2003
Cliona McGarvey1), Myra O'Regan3), Karina Hamilton1), Tom Matthews2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 168-168, 2006.
English Article 133 ANALYSIS OF DATA RELATING TO THE DEATH SCENE OF INFANTS DYING SUDDENLY AND UNEXPECTEDLY, IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND BETWEEN 1994 AND 2003
Tom Matthews1), Cliona McGarvey2), Karina Hamilton2), Myra O'Regan3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 168-169, 2006.
English Article 134 COT DEATH AND SLEEPING SACKS
Monique P L'Hoir1), AC Engelberts2), BE Sleuwen1), van Schaijk M1), Lai Vlimmeren3), B Carpenter4)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 169-169, 2006.
English Article 135 IS SIDS AN X-LINKED PHENOMENON?
David T Mage1), Maria Donner2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 169-170, 2006.
English Article 136 PREVENTION OF SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME (SIDS) DUE TO AN ACTIVE HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM 20 YEARS PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC BACK-TOSLEEP CAMPAIGNS
Mechtild MT Vennemann1), Thomas Bajanowski2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 170-170, 2006.
English Article 137 SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME AND UNASCERTAINABLE DEATHS- TRENDS AND DISPARITIES AMONG ABORIGINAL AND NON-ABORIGINAL INFANTS BORN IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA FROM 1980 TO 2001 INCLUSIVE
Jane Freemantle1), Anne Read1), Nicholas deKlerk1), Adrian Charles4), Daniel McAullay3), Ian Anderson2), Fiona Stanley1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 170-170, 2006.
English Article 138 PASSIVE SMOKING IN NEWBORNS
Desaline V Joseph, Jennifer A Westaway, Judith A Jackson, Nick A Taub, Mike P Wailoo
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 170-171, 2006.
English Article 139 A STUDY OF INFANTS CARE PRACTICES IN ISRAEL
Anat Shatz1), 2), Ayala Blau3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 171-171, 2006.
English Article 140 ARE AUTOPSIES HELPFUL FOR THE PARENTS OF SIDS VICTIMS?
Mechtild MT Vennemann1), Thomas Bajanowski2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 171-171, 2006.
English Article 141 AUTOPSY FINDINGS IN SUDDEN UNEXPLAINED DEATHS IN CHILDHOOD
Marianne Arnestad1), Kari Skullerud2), Ashild Vege3), Torleiv O Rognum1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 171-172, 2006.
English Article 142 THE TOKEN STUDY:AN INVESTIGATION INTO SUDDEN UNEXPLAINED DEATHS IN THE 2ND TO 24TH MONTH OF LIFE
Martin Schlaud, Christina Poethko-Mueller
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 172-172, 2006.
English Article 143 SIDS AND s-AMYLOID PRECURSOR PROTEIN STAINING OF THE BRAIN
Roger Byard1), 2), J Declan Kennedy2), 3), Karen Riches1), James Martin3), Graham Thompson3), Grace Scott4), Peter Blumbergs4)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 172-172, 2006.
English Article 144 s-APP IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN SUDDEN UNEXPECTED DEATH IN INFANCY
Colin Smith, Jeanne E Bell, Jean W Keeling
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 173-173, 2006.
English Article 145 SIDS AS A RESULT OF MUTATIONS IN LONG QT SYNDROME GENES
Marianne Arnestad1), Lia Crotti2), 3), Torleiv O Rognum1), Roberto Insolia2), Matteo Pedrazzini2), Chiara Ferrandi2), Ashild Vege4), Peter J Schwartz2), 3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 173-173, 2006.
English Article 146 SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER GENE VARIATION IN SIDS
Siri H Opdal1), Ashild Vege1), 2), Marianne Arnestad1), Torleiv O Rognum1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 173-174, 2006.
English Article 147 STILLBIRTH VERSUS SIDS. PATHOLOGY OF THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM AND DNA POLYMORPHISMS IN SIUD AND SIDS
Luigi Matturri1), Giulia Ottaviani1), Francesco Nonnis Marzano2), Anna M Lavezzi1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 174-174, 2006.
English Article 148 LIPOCALIN-TYPE PROSTAGLANDIN D SYNTHASE LOCALIZES SPECIFICALLY TO NEURONS IN BRAINSTEM OF SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME VICTIMS
Hidetoshi Taniguchi1), Ikuko Mohri1), 3), Akihito Kimoto2), Takahisa Kanekiyo1), Keiko Matsuoka2), Kazuko Wada1), Yoshihiro Urade3), Keiichi Ozono1), Masahiro Nakayama2), Masako Taniike1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 174-175, 2006.
English Article 149 PULMONARY HEMORRHAGE IN SUDDEN AND UNEXPECTED DEATH IN CHILDREN:NATURAL DEATH OR HOMICIDE?
Caroline Rambaud1), Elisabeth Briand-Huchet2), Michel Durigon1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 175-175, 2006.
English Article 150 UNDERSTANDING ONE OF THE THREE RISK FACTORS OF SIDS:A CRITICAL PERIOD OF DEVELOPMENT IN BRAIN STEM NUCLEI INVOLVED IN THE CONTROL OF RESPIRATION
Margaret Wong-Riley1), Qiuli Liu1), Ralph A Franciosi2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 175-176, 2006.
English Article 159 AROUSABILITY AND THE TRIPLE RISK MODEL FOR SIDS
Patricia Franco
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 176-176, 2006.
English Article 160 CHARACTERISTICS OF AROUSALS IN SIDS VICTIMS
Ineko Kato1), Patricia Franco2), 3), Sonia Scaillet2), Jose Groswasser2), Hajime Togari1), Andre Kahn2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 176-177, 2006.
English Article 161 AROUSAL MECHANISMS SEEN ON POLYSOMNOGRAPHY - EXPERIENCE FROM A SUSPECTED SIDS PATIENT AND ALTE PATIENTS
Jun Kohyama
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 177-177, 2006.
English Article 162 NEURAL MECHANISMS IN AUTONOMIC AROUSAL
Ronald M Harper
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 177-177, 2006.
English Article 163 DEVELOPMENT OF INFANT VENTILATORY AND AROUSAL RESPONSES TO HYPDXIA
Rosemary Horne
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 177-178, 2006.
English Article 173 IS THERMAL STRESS A RISK FACTOR FOR INFANT ILLNESS OR DEATH?
Peter J Fleming1), Pete S Blair1), Bazra Tsogt2), Jeanine Young3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 178-178, 2006.
English Article 174 PROPOSAL TO ESTABLISH THE CASE BANK OF SIDS IN JAPAN
Toshimasa Obonai1), Masahiro Nakayama2), Ryoji Matoba3), Hiroshi Nishid1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 178-178, 2006.
English Article 175 THE REFERENCE CENTRE OF THE GERMAN SIDS STUDY - HOW TO RUN A TISSUE BANK?
Thomas Bajanowski1), Mechtild Vennemann2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 179-179, 2006.
English Article 176 BIOBANK-NETWORK - LIMITATIONS BY NEW LEGISLATION
Torleiv O Rognum, A Vege, M Arnestad, A Stray-Pedersen, SH Opdal
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 179-179, 2006.
English Article 177 CLUES POINTING TO THE POSSIBILITY OF BACTERIAL INVOLVEMENT IN SIDS
Torleiv Ole Rognum1), Ashild Vege2), Peter Gaustad3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 179-180, 2006.
English Article 178 IMMUNOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INFANTS WITH CPAOA (CARDIO PULMONARY ARREST ON ARRIVAL) WHO WERE POSITIVE FOR VIRUS STUDIES
Hisashi Kawashima, Hiroaki Ioi, Gaku Yamanaka, Chiako Watanabe, Yasuyo Kashiwagi, Kouji Takakuma, Akinori Hoshika
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 180-180, 2006.
English Article 179 A POTENTIAL MODEL FOR INFLAMMATION AND INFECTION IN SIDS
Jane E Blood-Siegfried
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 180-180, 2006.
English Article 180 GENETIC VARIATION AND RESPONSE TO INFECTION IN SUDDEN INFANT DEATH:BOTH DELETERIOUS AND NEUTRAL MUTATIONS ARE INVOLVED
James A Morris
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 181-181, 2006.
English Article 181 ETHNICITY, SMOKING, INFLAMMATION AND SUDDEN DEATH IN INFANCY
Caroline Blackwell1), Sophia M Moscovis1), 2), 3), Sharron T Hall1), 2), 3), Maree Gleeson1), 2), 3), Rodney J Scott1), 2), 4)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 181-181, 2006.
English Article 182 EXPLORING THE MECHANISMS OF INFECTION-MEDIATED FETAL DEATH
Sean C Blackwell
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 182-182, 2006.
English Article 198 DEVELOPMENTAL ABNORMALITIES OF NEURO-TRANSMITTERS IN SIDS
Yuri Ozawa1), Sachio Takashima2), Naoki Uga1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 182-182, 2006.
English Article 199 COMPARISONS BETWEEN SIDS & THE OREXIN-KO MOUSE, INCLUDING MOLECULAR FACTORS
Toshiko Sawaguchi
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 182-182, 2006.
English Article 200 GENETICS OF DEVELOPMENTAL RESPIRATORY CONTROL DISORDERS
Claude Gaultier
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 183-183, 2006.
English Article 201 RESPIRATORY AND CARDIOVASCULAR CONTROL MECHANISMS AFFECTED BY DISTURBED DEVELOPMENT
Ronald M Harper
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 183-183, 2006.
English Article 221 GENETIC MAPPING OF AN AUTORESUSCITATION DEFECT IN SWR/J MICE
Kathleen A Harris, Jennifer L Stratman, Theodore C Simon, James M Cheverud, Bradley T Thach
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 183-184, 2006.
English Article 222 AROUSAL PATHWAYS AND PRONE SLEEPING IN INFANTS
Heidi L Richardson1), Stephanie R Yiallourou1), John Trinder2), Adrian M Walker1), Rosemary Horne1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 184-184, 2006.
English Article 223 DECREASED AUDITORY AROUSAL RESPONSES IN SMALL FOR GESTATIONAL AGE INFANTS
Patricia Franco1), Nicole Seret2), Noel Van Hees2), Sonia Scaillet3), Jose Groswasser3), Jian-Sheng Lin4), Andre Kahn3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 184-185, 2006.
English Article 224 SUDDEN DEATH IN INFANCY AND SLEEPING ENVIRONMENT:HOW TO QUANTIFY THE RISK OF O2 DEPRIVATION
Jun Sakai
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 185-185, 2006.
English Article 225 INTERMITTENT HYPDXIA IN SUPINE VERSUS SIDE POSITION IN 0-5 D OLD TERM NEONATES
Anette von Bodman, Michael S Urschitz, Viviane Bakeer, Lena Froehling, Florian Nowotny, Gisela Trapp, Christiane Sokollik, Christian F Poets
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 185-185, 2006.
English Article 226 POSITIONAL ASPHYXIA AND SIDS
Shirley L Tonkin1), Christine G McIntosh2), Simon Rowley2), Gillian Nixon3), Alistair Gunn4)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 185-186, 2006.
English Article 227 HEAD COVERING EVENTS AND INFANT SLEEP POSITIONS DURING BEDSHARE SLEEP
Sally A Baddock, Barbara C Galland, Barry J Taylor, David P Bolton
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 186-186, 2006.
English Article 228 CAN TRADITIONAL CARE INFLUENCE THERMOREGULATION:A PROSPECTIVE CONTROLLED STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF SWADDLING ON INFANTS THERMAL BALANCE IN A MONGOLIAN WINTER
Bazarragchaa Tsogt1), Semira Manaseki-Holland2), Peter S Blair3), Peter J Fleming3)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 186-187, 2006.
English Article 229 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX AND CARDIORESPIRATORY EVENTS IN INFANTS WITH PREVIOUS APPARENT LIFE-THREATENING EVENTS
Silvia Noce, Alessandro Vigo, Emanuela Malorgio
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 187-187, 2006.
English Article 230 HEART RATE AND BLOOD PRESSURE RESPONSES TO HEAD-UP TILTS IN SLEEPING INFANTS
Stephanie R Yiallourou, Adrian M Walker, Rosemary Horne
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 187-187, 2006.
English Article 231 OXYGEN DESATURATION DURING NASAL OBSTRUCTION IN UPPER AIRWAY INFECTIONS IN INFANTS
Henning Wulbrand
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 188-188, 2006.
English Article 232 PROLONGED APNEA AND PROLONGED BRADY-CARDIA FOLLOWING DTAP IMMUNIZATION IN PRETERM INFANTS:A RANDOMIZED MULTICENTER STUDY
Betty McEntire1), Tracy Carbone2), Dmitry Kissin3), Alfred Steinschneider4), Dorothy Kelly5), Kimon Violaris6), Nilima Karamchandani7), Eric Gibson8), Michael Metcalf9), Jerry Ferlauto10)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 188-188, 2006.
English Article 233 PHYSICIAN PRACTICES REGARDING SIDS RISK REDUCTION:A NATIONAL SURVEY OF FAMILY PHYSICIANS AND PEDIATRICIANS IN THE US
Rachel Moon1), Marit Kington2), Rosalind Oden1), Joana Iglesias1), Fern Hauck2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 189-189, 2006.
English Article 234 MULTIDISCIPLINARY CASE REVIEW OF SUDDEN UNEXPECTED DEATHS IN INFANCY IN SCOTLAND:AUDIT OF A 3-YEAR NATIONAL PILOT
Hazel Brooke, John M McClure
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 189-189, 2006.
English Article 235 DEATH SCENE INVESTIGATION OF SUDI- BENEFITS OF A MULTI-AGENCY APPROACH
Carol J Evason-Coombe, Margaret Edmond, Ellen Heckstall-Smith, Peter S Blair, Peter Sidebotham, Peter J Fleming
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 189-190, 2006.
English Article 236 RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF HOME BASED MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING BY MIDWIVES TO HELP PREGNANT SMOKERS QUIT OR CUT DOWN
David M Tappin1), Mary A Lumsden1), Harper W Gilmour1), Fiona Crawford2), Doreen McIntyre3), David H Stone1), Richard Webber4), Stacy MacIndoe1), Evelyn Mohammed1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 190-190, 2006.
English Article 237 RISK FACTORS IN FAMILIES EXPERIENCING TWO SIDS
Alison J Waite1), Robert Carpenter2), Robert C Coombs3), Charlotte Daman-Willems4), Jonne Huber5)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 190-191, 2006.
English Article 238 SIDS IN THE NETHERLANDS
Adele C Engelberts1), Monique P L'Hoir2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 191-191, 2006.
English Article 251 SAFETY CAR SEATS-THEIR BENEFITS, POTENTIAL HAZARDS AND ALTERNATIVES
Hajime Nakamura
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 191-191, 2006.
English Article 252 HAZARDOUS SLEEPING ENVIRONMENTS IN WHICH INFANTS MAY SLEEP ALONE -RESULTS FROM A CASE CONTROL STUDY OF POTENTIAL HAZARDS OF THE SLEEP ENVIRONMENT
Peter Sidebotham
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 191-192, 2006.
English Article 253 HEAVY WRAPPING, HEAD COVERING AND SOFT BEDDING - POSSIBLE MECHANISMS CAUSING SIDS
Bradley T Thach
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 192-192, 2006.
English Article 254 MATTRESSES, MICROENVIRONMENTS AND MICROORGANISMS - DO THEY MATTER?
Peter J Fleming, Pete S Blair
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 192-192, 2006.
English Article 255 POTENTIAL CARDIOPULMONARY MECHANISMS FOR SIDS
Adrian Walker
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 193-193, 2006.
English Article 256 SIDS AND SUBCLINICAL PULMONARY HYPERTENSION
Hiroyuki Kitajima1), Masahiro Nakayama1), Akira Miyano1), Naoki Maruyama2), Fumihiko Namba1), Masanori Fujimura1)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 193-193, 2006.
English Article 257 OVERLAPPING OF PATHOLOGICAL ABNORMALITY OF CARDIOVASCULAR AND CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN THE CASES OF SUDDEN INFANT DEATH WITH PRONE-POSITIONED SLEEPING
Naoki Nishida, Takashi Chiba, Naofumi Yoshioka
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 193-194, 2006.
English Article 258 CHANNEL ABNORMALITIES AND SIDS
Rumiko Matsuoka
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 194-194, 2006.
English Article 259 DEVELOPMENTAL PATTERN OF AROUSAL RESPONSES TO RESPIRATORY STIMULI
Thomas Keens1), 2), Refika Hamutcu1), 2), Sally L Davidson Ward1), 2)
The Journal of Japan SIDS Research Society 6(2): 194-194, 2006.
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