"delivered at term" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a baby that has been born at the expected time of delivery. For example, "The baby was delivered at term and both mother and baby are doing well."
Although for a minority of those in the premature group the quality of life was much lower, "for the overwhelming majority of the [premature group], it was difficult to distinguish them from [controls] delivered at term," the study concluded.
There were no further prenatal complications and both patients delivered at term.
Women who were delivered at term were randomly selected as control subjects.
He was delivered at term to a 22-year-old woman by caesarean section due to failure to progress after rupture of membranes.
Most of the children with congenital muscular torticollis in this study were delivered at term without signs of birth complications or trauma.
Controls were 1222 women (median age 30 years) who delivered at term healthy infants on randomly days at the same hospital where the cases had been identified.
We aimed to assess obstetric and neonatal outcomes of pregnancies complicated with PMC, but delivered at term, as compared to term normal pregnancies.
Study Design: A case-control study comparing the distribution of β2AR genotype between 251 Hispanic women delivered at term and 28 Hispanic women delivered preterm.
Patients with pregnancies complicated with premature uterine contractions (PMC), but delivered at term are considered as false preterm labor (PTL), and represent a common obstetric complication.
Conclusion: A significant proportion of fetuses destined to deliver preterm do not reach their individual growth potential compared with those delivered at term.
Most of the children with CMT in this study were delivered at term without signs of birth complications or trauma and none of the children could be classified as macrosomia.
