Sentence examples for full term birth from inspiring English sources

To determine neonatal morbidity rates for early term birth compared with full term birth by precursor leading to delivery.

Studies of early term birth after demonstrated fetal lung maturity show that respiratory and other outcomes are worse with early term birth (370-386) even after demonstrated fetal lung maturity when compared with full term birth (390-406).

Considering the detrimental effects of tumor progression, as well as both the pharmacological limitations and unfavorable effects of general anesthesia on the patient and the fetus, we reached the unanimous decision to conduct awake craniotomy early in the third trimester; and so enable a full term birth.

Inclusion criteria were: healthy, full term birth, no craniofacial anomalies and no known immune deficits.

The infant subjects were born at gestational ages representing the full spectrum of early preterm to full term birth (24 40 weeks).

As we did not collect data on full term or preterm birth in men, in our main analysis we included all participants on the basis of their birthweight category regardless of whether they were preterm or full term birth.

To identify and measure the significance of factors affecting birth weight two models were performed: a linear mixed regression models using birth weight (among full term births) as the outcome and a logistic mixed regression models using pre term/full term birth as the outcome [ 9, 28].

The only plausible reason seems to be that an implanted egg is on a natural path that will, if all goes well, lead to a full-term birth.

The first question we would ask a child's caretaker was almost always "Was he or she a full-term birth?" We knew, even back then, that a large percentage of the children we dealt with had been premature babies.

The physician who had performed the autopsy on the "recently born" testified that it represented a "full-term" birth, which he defined as a pregnancy with a duration of "between 38 and 42 weeks," the ruling noted.

To investigate the long-term impact of early-term birth 37-388 weeks' gestation) relative to full-term birth (≥39 weeks' gestation) on neurodevelopmental and psychiatric outcomes in adolescents with single-ventricle congenital heart disease (CHD).