Sentence examples for congenital problems from inspiring English sources

Certain techniques appear to raise, at least slightly, the risk of congenital problems in children.

Researchers don't know if any of the offspring in the study had congenital problems.

Doctors generally advise women that the risk of congenital problems increase with the older age of the mother.

Chronic alcohol ingestion during pregnancy is the most common cause of congenital problems in mental development.

The test, called pulse oximetry, measures the oxygen levels in the baby's blood, which can be an indicator of congenital problems, such as a hole in the heart.

In particular, women who use it tend to be older than those who conceive naturally, and that can lead to congenital problems in their children.

I think it's this congenital problem with journalism that we oversell the difference we make.

X-rays revealed an anomaly in two adjacent vertebrae of the spine, a congenital problem that showed up on Firefighter Guadalupe's medical records.

The medical examiner's office said the anomaly was a congenital problem and not something that could have been caused by injuries during the collapse of the towers.

Another congenital problem in the small intestine is the presence of multiple diverticula, or outpouchings of mucosa and serosa.

For years, pediatric cardiologists have been trying to understand the origin of a puzzling structural defect of the heart muscle wall, a congenital problem called left ventricular non-compaction (LVNC).