Hearing loss, mental retardation, or death may result.
In Tay-Sachs, a buildup of fatty substances in the brain and other tissues leads to blindness, paralysis, mental retardation and death.
Ms. Lafferty says in her comments about NAPW that we defend mothers who "are addicting their unborn babies and subjecting them to extreme risks of mental retardation or death".
The male type, named by many as liuni, was described as more severe and likely to result in serious sequelae such as mental retardation or death.
Diabetic foot is characterized by retardation and death of peripheral nervous tissue in the foot, which results in susceptibility to ulcerative infection.
Information on the effects of antineoplastic drugs administered during pregnancy has been focused largely on fetal abnormalities (for example, spontaneous abortion, malformations, fetal intrauterine growth retardation, fetal death).
Niemann Pick disease type A (NPA) is an untreatable sphingolipidosis caused by loss of function mutations in the acid sphingomyelinase (ASM) gene leading to cellular sphingomyelin (SM) accumulation, severe mental retardation and death in early childhood.
It is noting worthy that although, unlike homozygous Trp53 deletion, heterozygous Trp53 deletion fails to completely rescue the defects in number or percentage of HSPCs in the bone marrows in p18 weaning mice, it is still sufficient to rescue the postnatal growth retardation and death.
If left untreated, many sexually transmitted infections can cause health problems for you or the baby, ranging from premature delivery and eye infections to mental retardation and death.
Induction at E4.5/5.5 provoked the same embryonic lethal phenotype observed in Mll2 null embryos, namely pleiotropic growth and developmental retardations with death before E10.5.
