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Significats de amniocentesis en anglès

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A medical procedure used in prenatal diagnosis of genetic risk factors.

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The doctor was probably trying again to convince her to do amniocentesis.
Rebel island
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Prenatal diagnosis by amniocentesis was limited until recently to older pregnant women.
Pubmed
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No, amniocentesis is not a potentially fatal injection into the baby's neck.
The Guardian
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Design: Thirty trainees received a course on the practice of amniocentesis.
Pubmed
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Because of these discordant results, an amniocentesis was offered but declined.
Pubmed
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Fifty-four of the study participants had amniocentesis and nine did not.
Pubmed
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MIAC is usually occult and is reliably detected only with amniocentesis.
Pubmed
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We know that many women go to Northern Ireland and Great Britain for amniocentesis.
The Irish Times
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Patients who proceeded directly to amniocentesis were more likely to have abnormal genetic testing.
Pubmed
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There were no cases of ectopic pregnancies or abnormal amniocentesis.
Pubmed
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Prenatal diagnosis was confirmed with amniocentesis, and those results were interpreted in a blinded fashion.
Pubmed
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Implicit in the amniocentesis is the decision to abort the baby if it is mongoloid.
The new yorker
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The chromosome abnormality was detected by amniocentesis and was confirmed postnatally in cultured skin fibroblasts.
Pubmed
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The site is the 23andMe of flicks, reviews at the zygotic level, film criticism by amniocentesis.
Wired
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Genetic evaluation consisted of noninvasive prenatal screening (NIPS) or amniocentesis.
Pubmed
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Many of them were then able to avoid amniocentesis, the invasive and sometimes risky procedure previously required.
Wired
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Translations for amniocentesis
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amniocentese
Amniocentesis a través del temps
Amniocentesis per variant geogràfica
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