Sentence examples for structural malformation from inspiring English sources

A structural malformation was present in the majority of cases (54%); however, cardiac pathology in anatomically normal hearts was also common (46%).

To investigate predictors of spontaneous fetal death and preterm delivery in twin pregnancies with one fetus affected by a major structural malformation.

Wandering liver is a term used to describe a rare development, resulting from a structural malformation in the hepatic suspensory apparatus, in which the liver is free to displace along the transverse axis around the inferior vena cava.

Between three and six of every hundred babies born have a major structural malformation; other babies have very low birth weight, which predisposes them to health problems; still others die in utero and others have significant mental or other functional deficits, without necessarily having obvious structural defects.

It is possible that the low level of Hira in young Wolbachia-infected males results in a structural malformation of sperm nucleus.

Embryos exposed to cortexolone alone or to phenytoin plus cortexolone had no gross structural malformation and developed normally.

Thus, the focus on tissue engineering points to the use of structures used to repair injured tissue or tissue with structural malformations and also reinforce and, in certain cases, organize regenerating tissue that would work as a scaffolding to restore or regenerate the damaged tissue [ 4].

Ectopic thyroid and agenesis are the most frequent thyroid structural malformations.

Subsequent fetal death occurred for 42 patients whose fetuses were chromosomally normal and without structural malformations.

Structural malformations of the spine are often simple and may either go undetected or be discovered fortuitously.

Conclusions: Fetuses with transient nuchal translucency commonly had structural malformations, particularly fetuses with significant and large persistent NT.