Titlebook: Renal Insufficiency in Children; Monika Bulla (Scientific Chairman and Editor) Conference proceedings 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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The Diagnostic Contribution of the Ophthalmologist in Renal Insufficiency in Childhoodle observations which are not a burden to the patient. Renal diseases can lead to an involvement of different regions of the eye. As far as our patient material permits, we should like to illustrate some of these alterations.

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Study of Pituitary Secretion Using the Thyrotrophin-Releasing Hormone Test in Uremic Prepubertal ChiH) test in prepubertal children and to evaluate the influence of both chronic uremia and regular dialytic treatment. We emphasize that all children were prepubertal, P-j stage according to Tanner’s score.

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The Nephronophthisis Complex; a Clinicopathologic Studytitial nephropathy. The disorder was termed “familial juvenile nephronophthisis”. A clinically and morphologically very similar sporadic case had been reported previously by Smith and Graham (1945). At autopsy they found numerous cysts in the renal medulla which they designated as “congenital medull

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The Importance of Lectin Receptors in the Diagnosis of Infectious, Immunologic and Neoplastic Diseasogic, rarely by histologic examinations. The biochemical processes and alterations, which are responsible for the etiopathology of these diseases, are hardly taken into consideration. Nowadays, however, it is necessary to clarify the etiology and prognosis of inflammatory and neoplastic diseases of

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The Behaviour of Liver Function Tests in Children Under a Chronic Hemodialysis Programnges are impairments of the cell metabolism, e. g. the lack of energy-rich phosphates connected with the decrease of oxidative, breakdown of pyruvate to acetyl coenzyme A (6); the uncoupling of the oxidative phosphorylation (2); the inhibition of different enzyme systems (3); and the disturbance of

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Influence of Hemodialysis and Hemofiltration on Neurographic Data in Childrenpheral (5–8) nerve function. Reports of similar studies in children are rare and mostly restricted to the assessment of the maximal motor nerve conduction velocity (MNCV) (9–11). Some results indicate shifts of MNCV in vague correlation to the degree and duration of dialysis (9). This, however, does

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