Acta Medica Kindai University
Volume 45, No.2 December 2020 CONTENTS
Originals
Folic acid intake of female nursing course students according to a dietary habits survey
Takuya Matsuo ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 21
NF1 and KRAS mutations in pancreatic cancer secondary to alcoholic chronic pancreatitis Takaaki Murase, Kazuko Sakai, Takao Satou, Kazuto Nishio,
Yoshifumi Takeyama ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 31 Left and right cardiac performance in children with small heart syndrome
– Analysis with cardiac MRI –
Kosuke Nishi, Satoshi Marutani, Nori Takada, Kazushi Ueshima,
Keisuke Sugimoto, Noboru Inamura ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 39
Case Reports
HELLP syndrome at 22 weeks of gestation with resulting stillbirth and a favorable outcome in a subsequentpregnancy: A case report
Akiko Kanto, Kosuke Murakami, Yoshie Yo, Masao Shimaoka,
Reona Shiro, Noriomi Matsumura ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ 47
Recurrent atypical cutaneous lesions of IgA vasculitis successfully treated with colchicine: a case report
Koji Yamasaki, Satoshi Marutani, Shunsuke Minakata, Keisuke Sugimoto ������������������������������ 53
Index(Vol�45,No1,No2) ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 59
Author Index (Vol.45, No.1, No.2)
F Fujii K ...13 Fujinami N ... 1 Fujishima R ... 1 H Hamada R ...13 I Imura M ...13 Inamura N ...39 K KanedaT ...13 Kanto A ...47 M Marutani S ... 39,53 Matsumura N ... 1,47 Matsuo T ...21 Minakata S ...53 Miyashita N ...13 Murakami K ...47 Murase T ...31 N Nishi K ...39 Nishino T ...13 Nishio K ...31 S Sakaguchi G ...13 Sakai K ...31 Satou T ...31 Shimaoka M ...47 Shiro R ...47 Sugimoto K ... 39,53 T Takada N ...39 Takeyama Y ...31 Tsuji I ... 1 U UeshimaK ...39 Y Yamasaki K ...53 Yo Y ...47 Yukami S ...1359
Author Index (Vol.45, No.1, No.2)
F Fujii K ...13 Fujinami N ... 1 Fujishima R ... 1 H Hamada R ...13 I Imura M ...13 Inamura N ...39 K KanedaT ...13 Kanto A ...47 M Marutani S ... 39,53 Matsumura N ... 1,47 Matsuo T ...21 Minakata S ...53 Miyashita N ...13 Murakami K ...47 Murase T ...31 N Nishi K ...39 Nishino T ...13 Nishio K ...31 S Sakaguchi G ...13 Sakai K ...31 Satou T ...31 Shimaoka M ...47 Shiro R ...47 Sugimoto K ... 39,53 T Takada N ...39 Takeyama Y ...31 Tsuji I ... 1 U UeshimaK ...39 Y Yamasaki K ...53 Yo Y ...47 Yukami S ...13
Subject Index (Vol.45, No.1, No.2)
AAtypical cutaneous lesions ...53
ART ... 1
B babies and infants ...13
C Cardiac performance ...39 Children ...39 Chronic pancreatitis ...31 Colchicine ...53 D dietary habit ...21 E endometrioma ... 1 F folic acid ...21
food frequency questionnaire ...21
G Gene mutation ...31
H HELLP syndrome ...47
hypertensive disorder of pregnancy ...47
I Immunoglobulin A vasculitis ...53 infertility ... 1 K KRAS ...31 L left side atrioventricular valve ...13
long term results ...13
M MRI ...39
N Next-generation sequencing ...31
neural tube defects ...21
NF1 ...31 O omit meals ...21 Orthostatic dysregulation ...39 ovarian reserve ... 1 P Pancreatic cancer ...31 preeclampsia ...47 R Relapse ...53 re-operation ...13 S second trimester ...47
Small heart syndrome...39
stillbirth ...47
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Journal articles, one or more authors :
1. Ashida T, et al. (1993) Change of serum erythropoietin levels after allogeneic bone marrow transplantation. Acta Med Kindai Univ 18: 13-19
Journal article, in press :
2. Foroni L, et al. Rearrangement of the T-cell receptor delta genes in human T cell leuke-mias. Blood (in press)
Complete book :
3. Adams DO, Edelson PJ, Koren HS (1981) M ethods for Studying M ononuclear Phagocytes. San Diego, CA, Academic Press, pp 1-293 Chapter of book :
4. Sallan SE, Weinstein HJ (1987) Childhood acute leukemia, In : Nathan DG, Oski FA (eds): Hematology of Infancy and Childhood, Vol 2. Philadelphia, PA, Saunders, pp 1028-1031
Chapter of book that is part of a published meet-ing :
5. Baron MH, Maniatis T (1987) Stage-specific reprogramming of globin gene expression, In : Stamatoyannopoulos G, Nienhuis AW (eds): Developmental Control of Globin Gene Ex-pression, Proceedings of the Fifth Conference on Hemoglobin Switching. New York, NY, Liss, pp 143-168
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6. Freireich EJ (1988) Methotrexate to molec-ular genetics : Forty years of leukemia treat-ment. XXII Congress of the International So-ciety of Hematology. Milan, Italy, p 27 Abstract :
7. Clift RA, Martin P, Fisher L, Buckner CD, Thomas ED (1987) Allogenic marrow trans-plantation for CML in accelerated phase-risk factors for survival and relapse. Blood 70 : 291a (abstr)
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