Sentence examples for any malformation from inspiring English sources
In our study, we excluded patients with Trisomy-21 syndrome and with any malformation in the oral cavity or pharynx.
Since healthy individuals without any malformation are not routinely reported to the registry, the control group was selected among individuals with a benign isolated mild ankyloglossia.
Single pten mutants and mutants retaining one active pten allele (ptena +/−ptenb −/− or ptena −/−ptenb +/−) do not display any malformation in the vasculature.
Table 3 shows the absolute number and prevalence of infants with any malformation, noncardiac malformation, cardiac malformation, and septal heart defect according to maternal use of different types of antidepressants.
In the case of 35-year old woman, who had developed Burkitt's lymphoma during early pregnancy, treatment with Rituximab and CHOP therapy was safely administered, without causing any malformation, developmental retardation or immune dysfunction in the child, while producing complete remission in the mother [42].
28 In the US, between the 1970s and the 1990s, use of ultrasonography or amniocentesis for prenatal diagnosis has increased from 7% to nearly 90%, while the rate of elective abortions for any malformation increased from 0.8% to 18%, with a larger absolute increase among terminations for nonfatal malformations.
A live-born infant (3,250 g, 52 cm) had Apgar score of 9 without any malformations observed on physical examination.
Although the frequency of dead embryos slightly increased up to 400 μM PNA concentration, the surviving embryos did not show any malformations.
Compared with medical records, the sensitivity and specificity for diagnoses of malformations recorded in the Kaiser Permanente Northern California clinical databases were 100%and94%4% respectively for any malformations, and 98% and 99% respectively for diagnoses of congenital heart defects.
For maternal exposure during the first trimester only, use of ACE inhibitors was associated with about 20% increased risk of any malformations in offspring compared with normal controls (34/400 (8.5%) v 22 429/416 218 (5.4%) cases), though this was not statistically significant.
Although ACE inhibitor use during the second or third trimesters only showed a similar pattern of association with any malformations, congenital heart defects, or neural tube defects as that shown by use of ACE inhibitors and other antihypertensives during the first trimester (table 2), it was also associated with a noticeably higher risk of malformations.
