Sentence examples for risk of asphyxia from inspiring English sources

This would have increased the risk of asphyxia caused by hyper-stimulation.

Providing oxytocin during labour without simultaneous registration of contractions more than doubled the risk of asphyxia, and if the dose of oxytocin was increased despite abnormal CTG, the risk of asphyxia was increased by more than three-fold (Table 2).

Placing infants to sleep on their backs (supine) has substantially reduced SIDS worldwide, apparently over-riding inherent risk factors and reducing risk of asphyxia [ 13, 14].

18– 21 Dental interventions are of particular risk because they may induce angioedema of oral mucosa that expands to the upper airway with the risk of asphyxia.

Infants with a complex instrumental delivery faced an eighteen-fold increased risk of asphyxia compared with infants with non-complex modes of delivery (Table 3).

This is consistent with other studies that have found a high risk of asphyxia among babies born to mothers with poor nutritional status, lack of ANC, and haemorrhage [ 21, 28, 33].

Risk of neonatal asphyxia was compared for each of the 3 cesarean rating groups.

To study risk of birth asphyxia and related morbidity among term singletons born after medically assisted reproduction (MAR).

Conclusion: Infants born to women who delivered at hospitals that had more than or fewer than the predicted number of primary cesarean deliveries experienced a greater risk of neonatal asphyxia.

Second-line methods of foetal monitoring have been developed in an attempt to reduce unnecessary interventions due to continuous cardiotocography (CTG), and to better identify foetuses that are at risk of intrapartum asphyxia.

Furthermore, after membrane rupture, serious consequences such as prolapsed umbilical cord may increase the risk of intrapartum asphyxia [ 34].