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    QT Dispersion in Infants with Apparent Life-Threatening Events Syndrome

    Apparent life-threatening event (ALTE) is a term used to define an event of unknown cause after an infant is found limp, cyanotic, bradycardic, and/or requires resuscitation. Eight to 15% of children with ALTE...

    E.I. Goldhammer, G. Zaid, Y. Tal, M. Jaffe, E.G. Abinader in Pediatric Cardiology (2002)

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    A comparison of the yield of a 24 h versus 72 h hospital evaluation in infants with apparent life-threatening events

    Y. Tal, E. Tirosh, L. Even, M. Jaffe in European Journal of Pediatrics (1999)

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    Improvement of mechanical and biological properties of freeze-dried denitrifying alginate beads by using starch as a filler and carbon source

    Freeze-dried, alginate-based beads, used for the immobilization of a denitrifying bacterium (Pseudomonas sp.), were filled with different concentrations (10%, 20%, 30% and 40%, w/w) of granular starch. The beads...

    Y. Tal, J. van Rijn, A. Nussinovitch in Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology (1999)

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    The clinical significance of rigors in febrile children

    The objective of the study was to evaluate the significance of rigor as a predictor of bacterial infection in hospitalized febrile infants and children. One hundred febrile children with rigor were studied an...

    Y. Tal, L. Even, A. Kugelman, D. Hardoff, I. Srugo… in European Journal of Pediatrics (1997)

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    High dose intravenous gamma-globulin in intractable epilepsy of childhood

    Eight children aged between 1.3 and 13 years suffering from epilepsy refractory to conventional anticonvulsive therapy were treated with high dose intravenous gamma globulin (200 mg/kg, 3 times per week, repea...

    A. Etzioni, M. Jaffe, S. Pollack, N. Zelnik, A. Benderly… in European Journal of Pediatrics (1991)

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    Subacute meningitis caused by Brucella: a diagnostic challenge

    A case of subacute meningitis caused by Brucella mellitensis is described. The meningitis was refractory to an antibiotic regime. Diagnosis was established by raised antibody titres to Brucella in serum and cereb...

    S. Korman, I. Srugo, Y. Tal, M. Jaffe, Z. Cahane… in European Journal of Pediatrics (1988)

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    Growth failure due to protein loss in dermatitis

    A 10-month-old infant is described who suffered from extensive atopic dermatitis, failure to thrive, hypoalbuminaemia and oedema. Large amounts of sticky exudate were lost through the skin and were shown to be...

    A. Abrahamov, R. Schifmann, R. Goldstein, Y. Tal… in European Journal of Pediatrics (1986)