Sentence examples for normal prenatal from inspiring English sources

He suggests that reminders about road safety should be part of normal prenatal check-ups.However, these findings should not be interpreted as a call for young husbands to take over the driving from their pregnant wives.

The infant was born by normal spontaneous vaginal delivery (NSVD), her mother received normal prenatal care with no evidence of any particular problems, and the pregnancy was uncomplicated.

Objectives: This study was designed to correlate fetuses in a normal prenatal population who exhibited transient nuchal translucency (NT) with both prenatal course and pregnancy outcome.

Two days after a normal prenatal appointment, I noticed that I wasn't feeling the baby move.

To examine the influence of HGF in normal prenatal and postnatal cardiac growth, we generated a bitransgenic α-MHC-driven tetracycline-suppressible system (Figure 1A).

In contrast, apparently normal prenatal epidermal development and formation of a functioning EPB, but an abnormal postnatal lifelong keratinocyte hyperproliferation leading to progressive thickening of the epidermis - but no dermatitis, results when a mutant form of Cldn6 lacking its entire tail domain Inv-Cldn6-CΔ187 Inv-Cldn6-CΔ187 Inv-Cldn6-CΔ187

The girl had been delivered spontaneously at another hospital at 40 weeks 5 days' gestation to a 32-year-old primigravid mother after an uneventful pregnancy with normal routine prenatal ultrasounds.

Beaudet argues that while some cultures or religious groups might object to a fetus's whole genome being sequenced, it will ultimately become a normal part of prenatal care.

Good knowledge of normal characteristics of prenatal three vessels and trachea view allows not only to detect, but also to identify abnormalities such as normal variants and malformations of interest to main vessels (trunk of the pulmonary artery and its branches, the aorta and the superior vena cava) and various vascular structures in the anterior-superior mediastinum.

All cases had normal karyotype by prenatal diagnosis or normal phenotype at birth.

In offspring of normal weight women, prenatal exposure to maternal GDM was not associated with increased risks of the outcome measures.