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Study of psychosocial parameters related to the survival rate of renal transplantation in children

• J Mongeau, M J Clermónt, +6 authors Francine Sarrazin
• Pediatric Nephrology
• 1997

The purpose of the present study was to assess the effect of intelligence, schooling, psychomotor, emotional, and social status on renal graft survival in children. Sixty-two cadaver renal transplant… (More)

[An attempt to measure the influence of methods for projecting population movements: the example of migration in Montreal].

• J Mongeau
• Cahiers quebecois de demographie
• 1979

Working Group on Childhood Hypertension—WGCH: Lectures: Erythrocyte Cation Fluxes as Tracers of Essential Hypertension

• J Mongeau, Pierre Morand, André Davignon
• Pediatric Research
• 1985

Wr ing the l a s t four years, we have done m r e than 400 determinations o f erythrocyte cat ion fluxes. The main purpose of our proJect was t o ident i fy by a simple venipmcture the yomg ch i ld… (More)

Heredity and blood pressure in humans: an overview

• J Mongeau
• Pediatric Nephrology
• 1987

This paper presents a review of the genetic transmission of normal blood pressure and of essential hypertension. Familial aggregation of normal blood pressure has been reported in adults, in children… (More)

Clinical efficacy of levamisole in the treatment of primary nephrosis in children

• J Mongeau, Pierre O. Robitaille, France Roy
• Pediatric Nephrology
• 1988

The purpose of the study was to evaluate the efficacy and the toxicity of levamisole given for 1 year to 16 children suffering from minimal change primary nephrosis who were relapsing frequently. The… (More)

Pathogenesis of the essential hypertensions

• J Mongeau
• Pediatric Nephrology
• 1991

The pathogenesis of essential hypertension (EH) is reviewed with a special focus on the development phase or the pre-hypertensive period. Three animal models are presented: the spontaneously… (More)

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