One of my favorite, classic type articles is "Risk in Mother-Infant 
Separation Post Birth" by Jean Cranston Anderson.  Image: Journal of Nursing 
Scholarship, Vol. 21, No.4, Winter 1989, pp. 196-199.  There are some good 
ref in there on crying.  Crying is similar to the adult Valsalva manuever 
and tends to keep the foraman ovale open, when it is supposed to be closing. 
She also mentions intercranial hemm. R/T crying in Full term babies!  Hope 
someone has some newer ref for you, but these are very convincing.  Contact 
me if you want a copy.  Pat in SNJ 

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