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Meanings of neonate in English

Russian
новорождённый
Portuguese
recém-nascido
Catalan
nounat
Spanish
neonato

Infant in the first 28 days after birth.

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новорождённый
Usage of neonate in English
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The neonate had no evidence of disease and survived for 1 month.
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One neonate with Taussig-Bing anomaly underwent septostomy with the new balloon catheter.
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This article reviews the current status of anorectal malformations in the neonate.
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The neonate did not show any symptoms which antipsychotics could have caused.
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The mother and the neonate cooperate in preventing infections in the offspring.
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The case of a vallecular cyst in a neonate is described.
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A 17-day-old neonate with Down's syndrome underwent definitive repair of CAVSD and CoA.
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A neonate was found to have normocalcaemic hyperparathyroidism with bone disease.
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We recently described transitory hippocampal changes in neonate rats prenatally exposed to MeHg.
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Total correction was successfully performed in a neonate with such a complicated anomaly.
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The mother and the neonate were released from hospital shortly after.
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Immunological immaturity of the neonate might result in an impaired response to infectious agents.
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It is difficult to diagnose compartment syndrome in a neonate.
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A neonate presenting with vitritis should raise suspicion of ARN.
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Transcripts were predominantly expressed or restricted to the fetus, the embryo, or the neonate.
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Due to persistent hypoxemia, the neonate underwent placement of a 4-mm modified Blalock-Taussig shunt.
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Translations for neonate
Portuguese
recém-nascido
Catalan
nounat
Neonate through the time
Neonate across language varieties
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