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Meanings of antenatal in English

Portuguese
pré-natal

Occurring or existing before birth.

pré-natal
Usage of antenatal in English
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There would be routine screening for family violence in public antenatal sites.
The Guardian
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Conclusions: We attribute the increased use of facilities to better antenatal quality.
Pubmed
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Parents Centre is offering antenatal help via video and online group meetings.
Radio NZ
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Aims: To determine if preterm growth restricted fetuses benefit from antenatal corticosteroids.
Pubmed
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The significant factors were lack of antenatal screening and inadequate maternal treatment.
Pubmed
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In no case could the outcome be linked to insufficient antenatal care.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: There is a positive association between antenatal depression and preterm delivery.
Pubmed
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Design: Double-blind, randomised controlled trial conducted at a metropolitan antenatal outpatient clinic.
Pubmed
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Participants: 404 preterm, growth-restricted infants with abnormal antenatal Doppler studies from ADEPT.
Pubmed
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Universal antenatal screening for T. pallidum is standard in Irish maternity units.
Pubmed
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We found no neonatal complications attributable to the antenatal use of indomethacin.
Pubmed
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Janet Stafford asked women attending antenatal classes at the Coombe Hospital, Dublin.
The Irish Times
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This should be taken into consideration in antenatal care of these women.
Pubmed
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She had never had antenatal care but both babies had done well.
The Guardian
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Conclusions: HPV infection was highly prevalent in this young antenatal population.
Pubmed
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I had my first antenatal appointment in Ireland three years ago.
The Guardian
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Translations for antenatal
Portuguese
pré-natal
Antenatal through the time
Antenatal across language varieties
United States of America
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