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MC Neville, Auteur | 1998Article : texte imprimé
MC Neville, Auteur ; J Morton, Auteur |Lactogenesis stage II, the onset of copious milk secretion, takes place during the first 4 d postpartum in women and involves a carefully programmed set of changes in milk composition and volume. The evidence is summarized that progesterone with[...]document électronique
DB Cox, Auteur ; RA Owens, Auteur ; Pe Hartmann, Auteur | 1998This paper describes the conception of the volume measurement system and its evolution. We highlight the principle findings from studies using the CBM system, and explain how they relate to the understanding of breast physiology.Article : texte imprimé
SE Daly, Auteur ; JC Kent, Auteur ; Pe Hartmann, Auteur |The feasibility of using sequential breast volume measurements as a method of studying short-term rates of milk synthesis in women has been established. We have developed a rapid Computerized Breast Measurement system for the determination of br[...]Article : texte imprimé
SE Daly, Auteur ; RA Owens, Auteur ; Pe Hartmann, Auteur |We studied how short-term milk synthesis responds to milk removal by observing breast volume before and after each breastfeed over 24 h periods within the homes of seven lactating mothers, using the Computerized Breast Measurement system. Short-[...]Article : texte imprimé
DT Ramsay, Auteur ; JC Kent, Auteur ; Pe Hartmann, Auteur |OBJECTIVE: Currently, the methods for assessing milk ejection in women include serial sampling of plasma oxytocin and measurement of intraductal pressure, both of which are invasive and may induce stress. We hypothesized that milk ejection would[...]Article : texte imprimé
R Pérez-Escamilla, Auteur ; Donna J. Chapman, Auteur |The main objective of this analytical overview is to assess the validity of maternal perception of the onset of lactation (OL) as an indicator of lactogenesis stage II (LS-II). Prospective studies that assessed OL and/or LS-II [based on test-wei[...]
