Sentence examples for multiple pregnancies that from inspiring English sources

In this study many factors "for example diabetes mellitus, hypertension, fetal presentation other than cephalic and multiple pregnancies" that may relate to CS were excluded.

Women also described the following as factors that can lead to fistula development: prolonged and obstructed labor; delivering at home or with a traditional birth attendant (TBA); methods used during delivery that damage tissue; families encouraging delivery at the wrong time or place; fear during labor; multiple pregnancies that weaken a woman's uterus; and witchcraft.

We are aware of five other trials of progestogens in multiple pregnancy that are nearing completion or publication [ 12- 16].

2, 13, 14 Others propose that the risk per pregnancy is more appropriate in genetic counselling and, in recognition of the evidence of a lower than expected risk per fetus in multiple pregnancies, suggest that the risk for a twin pregnancy should be given as similar to the risk in singleton pregnancies.

Kollanti [ 45] highlights the 'pressure to be ok' for parents who have lost a baby from a multiple pregnancy so that they can be strong for survivors.

10 Intrauterine insemination with controlled ovarian hyperstimulation results in pregnancy rates of 13% per cycle at the expense of a multiple pregnancy rate that is estimated to be above 10% per ongoing pregnancy.

We exclude from the sample focal pregnancies that ended with multiple live births; 246 pregnancies are excluded for this reason.

(We include pregnancies that resulted in multiple births because it is possible that some of the pregnancies that did not result in live births had multiple fetuses, but we did not have that information. It might bias our results if we omitted the former but included the latter).

Results: Hepatocyte growth factor values in pregnancies that develop preeclampsia (n=12) were not significantly different from unaffected pregnancies (n=21, multiples of the median (MoM =1.38, P=0.47).

When S100A4 transgenic mice were mated with neu transgenic mice, known for developing mammary cancer after multiple pregnancies, double-positive offspring that inherited both genes developed mammary tumours with significantly more lung metastases than mice that inherited only the neu oncogene (Davies et al, 1996).

The dataset contains antenatal information on 4,148 births (counting multiple pregnancies as one birth) that occurred between 2002 and 2007.