Sentence examples for high congenital from inspiring English sources

We have found high genotoxicity in this population: high cancer levels and high congenital anomaly levels.

In patients with high congenital disclocations, the acetabulum is made in the normal place or slightly higher.

easy to breed in captivity, no special requirements for laboratory conditions, high congenital resistance to diseases, large number of eggs laid, large size of oocytes and embryos enabling easy manipulation and testing.

Despite its relatively long lifespan, which may present a difficulty in laboratory examination, the major advantages of Xenopus laevis include the following: easy to breed in captivity, no special requirements for laboratory conditions, high congenital resistance to diseases, large number of eggs laid, large size of oocytes and embryos enabling easy manipulation and testing.

The short-term results for 18 patients (20 hips) with a previous Schanz osteotomy and the long-term results for 28 patients (34 hips) with high congenital hip dislocation have been reported previously (Paavilainen et al. 1993, Eskelinen et al. 2006).

Early attempts to reconstruct the hips of adults who had high congenital dislocation were unsuccessful owing to the associated anatomical abnormalities (Hartofilakidis et al. 1996), and some authors considered high hip dislocation to be a contraindication for total hip replacement (Charnley and Feagin 1973, Eftekhar 1978).

WHO estimates also suggest that the highest Congenital Rubella Syndrome (CRS) burden globally is in South East Asia.

Birth outcomes were less favorable for babies of women with type 1 diabetes, with a higher stillbirth a non-significantly higher congenital malformation rate [ 17, 29].

However, patients co-infected with HIV exhibit higher levels of parasitemia and a higher congenital transmission rate (10 ) than those who are not co-infected.

Another possibility would be to measure IgG levels as well, since they remain high in congenital or perinatal infection [ 32].

To report results of audiometric evaluations in high-risk congenital diaphragmatic hernia survivors and their exposure to audiological risk factors (mechanical ventilation, high frequency oscillation, aminoglycoside therapy and neuromuscular blocking agents).