Sentence examples for infant except for from inspiring English sources

She was healthy as an infant, except for recurrent ear infections, which were treated with tympanostomy tubes.

In 1979, a shortage of NICU nurses in Estonia prompted Levin [ 8, 9] to implement a "humane" care model in which parents provide nursing care for the infant (except for respiratory care and administration of intravenous [IV] fluid and medication), while nurses provide teaching and guidance to parents.

Women stressed the importance of using warm or tepid water for bathing the infant, except for the ritual first bath after the umbilical cord separates, when the newborn is washed with cold water, as this is thought to be the moment when they are no longer fragile and thus strong enough to withstand a small challenge.

Severity of illness was comparable in all 18 infants, except for one infant who had a prolonged hospitalisation period of 8 days.

The data on this population were available for 31 patients and can be seen in table 2. All data were unavailable for five infants, except for the presence of prematurity and outcome: all were premature and two neonates died.

At the age of 7 days, there were no significant differences in the median total CFU/g feces between infants who subsequently developed NEC and healthy ELBW infants except for a higher proportion of Lactobacilli and a lower proportion of E. coli in the NEC group.

There are no evidence of significant variations, however, in infant mortality except for three neighbouring regions of Liberia and Sierra Leone.

It was good training for parenthood, for bringing home an infant, except an infant is a lot lighter and you can move them around easier".

The level of knowledge on unintentional injury prevention in infants was good except for the use of baby walkers and motorcycle pillion riding.

At six months, most infants were healthy, except for 10% (26/268) affected by minor ailments (flu or cold) one or more days during the period of data collection.

All infants had structurally normal hearts except for three infants with small, restrictive, muscular ventricular septal defects.