Sentence examples for experiencing rupture from inspiring English sources

Fundal height of 37 cm and more was registered in 91.9% of the mothers and 86.6% had a gestation age of 37 weeks or more at delivery (Table  2), with about 3.8% of the mothers experiencing rupture of uterine membranes before the onset of labor.

Ms. McCarty said women who hemorrhaged after giving birth or experiencing ruptured ectopic pregnancies were referred to bigger hospitals, but often they had no blood either.

Over 40% experienced rupture of an anterior communicating artery aneurysm.

From the coseismic region estimated from seismic and tsunami inversions (e.g., Tanioka and Satake 2001; Kikuchi et al. 2003), the mega-splay fault off of Kumano, which branches upward from the plate-boundary interface, may have experienced rupture during the 1944 Tonankai earthquake (Figure 2; Park et al. 2002).

56 Finally, a woman experienced rupture of the extensor pollicis longus after hitting a wall while playing tennis.

Early preterm delivery before 34 completed weeks occurred in one woman with diabetic nephropathy due to fetal distress and in one woman with normoalbuminuria who experienced rupture of the membranes at 22 completed weeks and delivered an infant that died within 5 min. An unexplained death occurred a few hours after delivery in a term-born infant of a woman with normoalbuminuria.

Factors occurring prior to and at the time of birth may contribute to the association between emergency caesareans and the subsequent development of MS. Based on the information from the NCDS, the women who had non-elective caesareans in 1958 were more likely to be overdue, to have had an induced labour and to have experienced rupture of the membranes more than 12 h before the birth.

More than 1,000 of the estimated 30,000 French women fitted with the devices have experienced ruptures or leakage.

For the study, researchers in Finland reviewed the cases of 142 patients with 181 unruptured aneurysms from 1956 to 1998 (or until they experienced ruptures).

Left-behind children continue to experience familiarity in their quotidian life while simultaneously experiencing the rupture of parental departure and absence.

Some patients with cirrhosis experience rupture of venous varices before operation, and liver transplantation is a therapy of last resort for these patients.