Sentence examples for Early trimester from inspiring English sources

In the present study, we searched literature databases and selected publications of GP in English and Japanese from 1957 to the early trimester of 2010 in order to investigate details of the disease.

We searched English and Japanese cases of GP published from 1957 to the early trimester of 2010 using the PubMed http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/ and IgakuChuoZasshi http://www.jamas.or.jp/ databases on August 2010 by conducting a search of "gangliocytic paraganglioma" with case report options as an additional tool.

"An early trimester procedure is one thing, but if you consider a family that had to abort a child due to a medical issue -- at a time when a family would be experiencing an incredible tragedy, we will just be adding insult to injury," Lamerand said.

However, when it affects pregnant women in the early trimester, it can cause serious complications such as miscarriage to the mother and congenital rubella syndrome (CRS) to the fetus [ 1, 2].

Studies with pregnancy-specific data often include cases definitively treated during pregnancy, cases with early trimester terminations, and cases diagnosed during pregnancy, but treated postpartum [ 12, 18, 32] within the pregnant cohort.

During a 2011 trimester on the theme of food, students tackled topics and issues ranging from nutrition to molecular gastronomy to fair trade.

During the last trimester, she had been hospitalized twice for episodes of UTIs.

Residential address from birth certificates most often reflects maternal location during the last trimester (Schulman et al. 1993).

Of the 1,217 eligible participants, 25 of 26 self-identified as smokers (≥ 5 cigarettes per day through pregnancy until last trimester) were recruited for study participation.

Interviews took place during the last trimester (after 30 weeks) of pregnancy with a follow-up call during the second postpartum month.

Antibody transport accelerates during the last trimester until birth, and IgG concentrations in the fetus exceed those of the mother (25).