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Item Acute dirrhoeal disease in children ward North Okkalapa General Hospital(1980-01-01) Soe Soe AyeItem Acute leukemia in Rangoon Children Hospital(1978-01-01) Soe Soe AyeItem Appropiate diets in acute diarrhoea in childhood(1986-03-01) Soe Soe AyeThe aim of this study was to find an appropriate diet for administration during acute childhood diarrhoea. Three diets-soft rice and fish, soft rice and pulses, baked banana-were given during the acute episode to fulfil the daily caloric requirement. Allocation of dietary regimens was made in sequential order, as the children aged 6 months to 2 years with Grade II dehydration, were entered into the study. assessment was done by measuring the volume, frequency, duration and weight difference, in the three groups (n=93, 94, 90) and the results were compared with a control (n= 33) receiving no dietary therapy. The diets did not show any significant difference with regard to volume, frequency and duration but showed a significant weight change (p less 0.025) when compared to control. Any of these diets appear to be appropriate for administration during diarrhoea.Item Autoimmunity and malarial anaemia(1980-01-01) Soe Soe AyeItem A case of japanese encephalitis from children ward, NOGH, Rangoon (Paediatric case report)(1983-01-01) Soe Soe Aye; Than ShweA lboratory confirmed case of Japanese B Encephalitis in a 5 years old girl, from Children Ward, North Okkalapa General Hospital is reported.Item Children with lead poisoning(1982-01-01) Soe Soe AyeChildren with lead poisoning in six families are presented. The manifestations, results of relevant Investigations and outcome in each of the children are presented and discussed. The fact that some of the children with lead poisoning may be asymptomatic is also discussed, together with the recommendation for prevention of lead poison in children.Item Comparison of two health education methods (Talk & Pamphlet study)(1989-08-01) Soe Soe Aye; Kyaw Sein; Nyunt Lwin; Maung Maung Gyi; Pe Toe; Win Lwin Nyunt; Ye Hla; Khin Than Oo; Kyin San Yin; Thar DinTwo health education methods, "talk" and "pamphlet" study, were studied in order to plan health educational activities regarding rheumatic fever in school children in Mandalay Division. The two health education methods, Talk and Pamphlet study, were studied in two groups of school children. Eighty students from V standard and 80 students from IX standard, randomly selected from 4 randomly selected schools: one school from each of the 4 townships of Mandalay City. Each group of 80 students from the V and IX standards were subdivided into two groups using random numbers one group being assigned to the health education talk and the other to the pamphlet study. Pre-test and post-test scores were obtained from the 160 students involved in the study. Analysis of the data using appropriate statistical tests was done. The mean health education level achieved (post-test scores) after health education talk was found to be significantly better than that after the pamphlet study.Item Contributing factors in neonatal tetanus(1999-01-01) Win Naing; Maung Maung Tun; Soe Soe AyeItem Diagnostic criteria for rheumatic fever(1986-01-01) Soe Soe AyeItem Early and residual deaths in acute childhood diarrhoea(1985-01-01) Soe Soe Aye; Ei Ei KhinItem Evaluation of children who and attended the nutrition unit of children ward, N.O.G.H(1984-03-01) Soe Soe Aye; Aung Tun ThetItem Incidence.Two cases of osteogenesis imperfecta (Case report)(1979-12-01) Soe Soe AyeItem Juvenile diabetes mellitus, (2) Hypothyroidism with goitre (Paediatric Case Reports)(1983-03-01) Soe Soe AyeTwo Paediatric case reports involving the endocrine system, the Pancreas and the Thyroid glands have been presented. First case report is about Juvenile Diabetes Mellitus in a six years old girl and second case report is about Peroxidase deficient Goitrous Hypothyroidism in a five years old boy. Both the children had been shown and discussed at the Clinical Meeting. Chaired by Professor U Tin U, Department of Childhealth Institute of Medicine I, at the Rangoon Children Hospital in 1978 and 1980 respectively.Item Juvenile mitral incompetence(1984-01-01) Soe Soe Aye; May Mya SeinItem Long remission of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in a boy diagnosed at six years of age(1986-01-01) Soe Soe Aye; Aye PeItem Modalities of therapy of acute diarrhoea in children of Burma(1983-01-01) Soe Soe AyeItem Morbidity pattern of children at Rangoon Children Hospital(1979-01-01) Soe Soe AyeItem Neonatal jaundice due to congenital malaria(1980-01-01) Soe Soe AyeItem Oral rehydration therapy(1984-01-01) Soe Soe AyeItem Paediatric case report: juvenile mitral stenosis in a 5 1/2 years old boy(1983-01-01) Soe Soe Aye; Mya Mya SeinA case of juvenile mitral stenosis in a 5 and half years old boy has been reported from the children ward I, North Okkalapa General Hospital, So far, the youngest case reported by Dr. Shwe Tin, RGH, from the mitral valvotomized patients, is younger age group, and need for diligent treatment of streptococcal pharyngitis, particularly in the under fives for the prevention of Rheumatic fever, bearing in mind the quick development of Rheumatic endocarditis, which is a threat for them even in their early years of their lives, are the high-lights of this presentation