Sentence examples for multiple pregnancies including from inspiring English sources

Several non-randomised studies suggest some benefit to specialised antenatal care for multiple pregnancies, including reduction in very low birth weight [ 6], extreme prematurity [ 7], perinatal mortality [ 6], neonatal intensive care admission [ 6, 7] and neonatal costs [ 7, 8].

Neonatal presentation was categorised as breech or vertex and multiple pregnancies included all multiples.

"They brought us dinner for an entire year!" There are many factors that lead to multiple pregnancy, including a family history of twins, falling pregnant over the age of thirty, or having previous pregnancies.

Mexico's main broadcaster Televisa and top daily newspapers ran stories about a woman expecting nonuplets late on Thursday after she provided welfare officials with supposed evidence of the multiple pregnancy, including an ultrasound video, said a spokesman for the health ministry of Coahuila state.

There is a need for further research to confirm whether identification and appropriate management of high-risk pregnancies, including multiple pregnancy, breech presentation, and pregnancies with evidence of inadequate fetal growth; and effective management of maternal conditions such as diabetes, hypertensive disorders, and clotting disorders, can effectively prevent stillbirths.

The increased risks of adverse outcome in multiple pregnancies compared to singleton pregnancies including premature birth, congenital anomalies and perinatal deaths are well documented [ 5, 6].

Multiple pregnancies were included.

Data from multiple pregnancies were included in the request.

Multiple pregnancies were included; however, only data on the first-born infant were used, as only these were linked to maternal data.

Deficits of zinc due to primary (low dietary intakes), or secondary (nutrient-nutrient, disease-nutrient, and gene-nutrient interactions) causes, can result in an increased risk for multiple pregnancy complications including birth defects.

Moreover, the data would allow for the assessment of risk of multiple infections in pregnancy including sexually transmitted diseases, tuberculosis, malaria and HIV/AIDS.