Sentence examples for infantile death from inspiring English sources

Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) is a devastating neurodegenerative disease and is a leading genetic cause of infantile death.

Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), a neurodegenerative disorder, is caused by the homozygous loss of survival motor neuron 1 (SMN1) and is the leading genetic cause of infantile death [8], [9].

These disorders cause muscular dystrophy and severe eye and brain abnormalities resulting in early infantile death (3).

Myopathic MDS due to TK2 defects is characterised by neonatal or early onset of hypotonia which progresses rapidly into a severe myopathy and infantile death because of respiratory failure although there are reports of patients which survive longer [ 8, 9].

Suffocation is one of the most common sources of infantile death in these situations.

However, many cases of SIDS later are evaluated and a cause is found, and the common problems that cause infantile death can be easily dealt with and prevented.

2 4 An estimated 1.9 million children died from acute respiratory infection globally in 2000 and 70% of these deaths occurred in Africa and Southeast Asia. 5 6 In Bangladesh, acute lower respiratory infection accounts for 25% of <5-year-old child deaths and 40% of infantile deaths.

Mr. Witenstein's cast-resin sculpture, which mixes cartoon-style references to the American eagle, Jim Crow and a tattoo worn by one of Mr. Byrd's killers, suggests a Disneyesque Dance of Death, infantile and awful.

After a period of normal development, affected individuals experience slow neurological decline and death in infancy (infantile TSD) or early childhood (intermediate TSD).

"Things that cause great physical suffering or death in children," like infantile Tay-Sachs, a severe disease that can cause an infant to eventually lose their sight, hearing, and ability to move before causing their death around ages 4 or 5 years old.

In patients with the classic infantile form cardiorespiratory failure leads to death within the first year of life [ 5, 6].