Sentence examples for born at term but from inspiring English sources
Background: Preterm infants are at risk for suboptimal growth and bone mineralization compared to infants born at term but long-term outcomes into early adulthood are unclear.
Young adults, born preterm, were significantly shorter with lower whole body BMC than of those born at term, but BMC was appropriate for size.
Late preterm children grow faster than children born at term, but they are at increased risk of underweight and stunting in the first two years of life.
As all AGA offspring were born at term, but only 19/27 FGR offspring, it was possible that these DMPs were influenced by gestational age.
Schmallenberg virus has been detected in malformed foetuses, stillborn lambs or lambs born at term but with signs of neurological disorders, such as blindness, deafness, recumbency, an inability to suck and convulsions [ 7, 8].
At examination, the VLBW women were shorter (p = 0.02) and lighter (p = 0.001) than those born at term, but the groups were similar regarding the other baseline characteristics (Table 1).
However, if a baby is born at term without IUGR, but their mother had pre-eclampsia, they still have an increased risk of stroke [ 6] and vascular abnormalities [ 31] that persist after adjustment for birthweight.
"They think…that since they are mothers they will know what the baby needs, you know?…that it will be instinctive and she'll know when she's home what she has to do to ensure that the baby is all right…most of the time, with babies born at term, that's fine, but with premature babies it's not.
The behavior of premature babies is not like that of the other children…" (physician) "They think…that since they are mothers they will know what the baby needs, you know?…that it will be instinctive and she'll know when she's home what she has to do to ensure that the baby is all right…most of the time, with babies born at term, that's fine, but with premature babies it's not.
Similarly, the relative risk of recurrence of perinatal death was high when the previous baby was born at term (3.9; 95% CI: 2.2-7.0), but was low when the previous baby was born preterm (1.3; 95% CI: 0.8-2.1) (p-difference = 0.01).
