Sentence examples for malformation which is from inspiring English sources

The disclosure of a diagnosis during pregnancy of a fetal malformation, which is incompatible with life, normally comes completely unexpectedly to the parents.

The Tessier number (No). 3 cleft is an uncommon congenital malformation, which is also called an oronaso-ocular cleft or paranasal-medial orbitomaxillary cleft.

If it causes a malformation which is sometimes but not always aborted (like spina bifida), the power to detect the association will be reduced but it will still be possible to identify it.

Although such atrial septal defects are of obvious clinical significance, from a developmental perspective, they remain secondary to the principal malformation, which is the failure to form separate left and right AV junctions.

We have added a paragraph at the end of the discussion to emphasize this issue, including the sentence: 'As the compound Dlx5/6 mutant displays an upper jaw malformation which is not observed in either single mutant (Jeong et al., 2008), it appears that Dlx5 and Dlx6 exert redundant functions not only on lower, but also on upper jaw morphogenesis.

A kidney malformation, which was unlikely, and cancer.

In women treated with mood stabilisers 3.4% had an infant with a congenital malformation, which was higher than the 1.9% found in the untreated women and the 2.0% in women without bipolar disorder.

This method could directly display the variation of the CHD fetal heart clearly and comprehensively help us to understand the complex fetal cardiac malformation from the internal structure of the vascular malformation which was consolidated by the anatomical basis of the fetal heart.

Capillary telangiectasias are asymptomatic venous vascular malformations, which are smaller and less common than cavernomas and can sometimes occur in mixed cavernoma/telangiectasia lesions.

Significant differences were noted in the rate of elective caesarean section (which was higher in the WW women: P<0.01) and in the rate of vaginal lacerations and neonatal malformations (which was higher in the non-EU group: P<0.05).

Polydactyly, characterized by the addition or part of a digit, is one of the most common congenital limb malformations which are relatively common human abnormalities occurring at an incidence of one per ∼500 1000 live births [3].