5. Julius Hess, Premature and Congenitally Diseased Infants, J & A Churchill, 1923, p 206.

6. Budin, The Nursling, pp 10–12.

7. Budin, The Nursling, p 3.

8. Introduction by Alexander Simpson to Budin, The Nursling.

9. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/ magazine-36321692, accessed 12 September 2017 (all information on Martin Couney from this article).

10. Hess, Premature and Congenitally Diseased Infants, pp 230–1.

11. Crosse, The Premature Baby, pp 11-102.

12. PM Dunn, ‘Sir Leonard Parsons of Birmingham (1879–1950) and Antenatal Paediatrics’, Archives of Disease in Childhood – Foetal and Neonatal Edition, 86, 2001, F66.

13. Herbert Barrie quoted in DA Christie and EM Tansey (eds), Origins of Neonatal Intensive Care. Wellcome Witnesses to Twentieth Century Medicine, vol. 9, Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine at UCL, 2001.

14. Baker, The Machine in the Nursery, p 11.

15. Herbert Barrie (and mentions of him on pages that follow) quoted in Christie and Tansey, Origins of Neonatal Intensive Care.

16. Author interview Judith Meek, 2018.

17. Neil McIntosh quoted in Christie and Tansey, Origins of Neonatal Intensive Care.

18. Author interview Judith Meek, 2018.

19. A 1964 paper from Toronto reported only one baby with RDS surviving after ventilation. At UCH, Os managed to reach a 30 per cent survival rate by the late 1960s. Professor Oswald Reynolds, quoted in Christie and Tansey, Origins of Neonatal Intensive Care.

20. Christie and Tansey, Origins of Neonatal Intensive Care, p 17.

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22. HL Halliday, ‘Surfactants: Past, Present and Future’, Journal of Perinatology, May 2008.

23. Christie and Tansey, Origins of Neonatal Intensive Care, p ii.

24. Peter Dunn quoted in Christie and Tansey, Origins of Neonatal Intensive Care.

25. Christie and Tansey, Origins of Neonatal Intensive Care, pp 49–55.

26. Christie and Tansey, Origins of Neonatal Intensive Care, p 56.

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30. Crosse, The Premature Baby, p 138.

31. Author interview with Neil Marlow, 2016.

ГЛАВА 5. ИНТЕНСИВНАЯ ТЕРАПИЯ

1. Catherine Musemuche, Small, Dartmouth College Press, 2014, pp 32–45.

2. Christie and Tansey, Origins of Neonatal Intensive Care, p 69.

3. Pamela A Davies, ‘Low Birthweight Infants: Immediate Feeding Recalled’, Archives of Disease in Childhood, 66, 1991, pp 551–3.

4. Davies, ‘Low Birthweight Infants’.

5. Peter Dunn quoted in Christie and Tansey, Origins of Neonatal Intensive Care.

6. Hess, Premature and Congenitally Diseased Infants, p 168.

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1. Jacqueline Noonan, ‘Hypertelorism with Turner Phenotype’, American Journal of Diseases in Childhood, 1968.

2. Interviews with Dr Noonan, Iowa Public Radio, February 2014 and Blogtalkradio.com, February 2010.

3. Judith L Ross et al., ‘Turner Syndrome: Toward Early Recognition and Improved Outcomes’, Medscape.org, accessed 27 October 2017.

4. JA Noonan, ‘Noonan Syndrome: A Historical Perspective’, Heart Views, 2002.

5. Undiagnosed.org.uk, accessed 11 October 2017.

6. https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/gene/PTPN11#conditions, accessed 23 August 2018.

7. За объяснение благодарю RasopathiesNet.

8. Psychopathological features in F Perrino et al., ‘Noonan Syndrome’, European Journal of Paediatric Neurology, 2017.

9. There is some evidence older men can pass along this de novo mutation in their sperm. Author interview, Beth Stonach from RasopathiesNet, 2018.

10. Marco Tartaglia et al., ‘Mutations in PTPN11, Encoding the Protein Tyrosine Phosphatase SHP-2, Cause Noonan Syndrome’, Nature Genetics, 2001.

11. C Ruth Jamieson et al., ‘Mapping a Gene for Noonan Syndrome to the Long Arm of Chromosome 12’, Nature Genetics, 1994.

12. William Tidyman and Katherine Rauen, ‘The Rasopathies: Developmental Syndromes of the RAS/MAPK Pathway’, Current Opinions in Genetics and Development, 2009.

13. According to Pia Ostergaard, reader in Human Genetics, St George’s Hospital.

14. Donald Paterson, Sick Children, Cassell, 1956, pp 396, 400.

15. Согласно Полу Ханту (Paul Hunt), a исследователю из Mencap.

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18. Siddhartha Mukherjee, The Gene: An Intimate History, Bodley Head, 2016, p 267.

19. DA Christie and EM Tansey (eds) (2003) ‘Genetic Testing’, Wellcome Witnesses to Twentieth Century Medicine, vol. 17, Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine at UCL, p 20.

20. Mukherjee, The Gene, p 267.

21. Carlo Valenti et al., ‘Cytogenetic Diagnosis of Down’s Syndrome in Utero’, Journal of the American Medical Association, 207, 1969.

22. Caroline Ogilvie, ‘Cytogenics’, in Rodeck and Whittle, Foetal Medicine, Churchill Livingstone Elsevier, 2009, pp 305–9.

23. Boaz Weisz and Charles Rodeck, ‘Invasive Diagnostic Procedures’, in Rodeck and Whittle, Foetal Medicine, pp292–5.

24. J Haddow, G Palomaki, J Canick and G Knight, ‘Prenatal Screening for Open Neural Tube Defects and Down’s Syndrome’, in Rodeck and Whittle, Foetal Medicine.

25. Haddow et al., ‘Prenatal Screening for Open Neural Tube Defects and Down’s Syndrome’.

26. Haddow et al., ‘Prenatal Screening for Open Neural Tube Defects and Down’s Syndrome’ and https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/news/6440705/ Three-babies-aborted-every-day-due-to-Downs-syndrome.html, accessed 13 July 2018.