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Meanings of pre-term birth in English
Russian
преждевременные роды Portuguese
nascimento prematuro Spanish
parto pretérmino Catalan
part preterme Birth at less than a specified gestational age.
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Examples for "preterm birth"
Examples for "preterm birth"
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Background: Survivors of preterm birth are at risk of long-term respiratory consequences.
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Whether there have been major changes in spontaneous preterm birth is unknown.
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About 2 million cervical cerclages are performed annually to prevent preterm birth.
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Progesterone treatment has proven to be effective in preventing recurrent preterm birth.
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Maternal lipid profiles during pregnancy are associated with risk for preterm birth.
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The main risks to the baby are premature birth and respiratory problems.
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Among birth risk factors, premature birth was reported more often in BPD subjects.
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That region also dominated SEI's report of premature birth associated with air pollution.
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Effects can include premature birth, greater risk of stillbirth and high blood pressure.
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Eighty percent associated premature birth with some morbidity and mortality risks.
Usage of pre-term birth in English
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She said Māori women were more likely to go into pre-term birth than non-Māori.
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Based on this survey, the authors do not see climbing as being a risk factor for pre-term birth.
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Among other variables associated with the current pre-term birth were previous spontaneous pre-term births, suggesting their special risk value.
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The study showed that chorioamnionitis is a factor in asthma independent of pre-term birth, Getahun said in a telephone interview.
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Thirty-four percent of mothers whose babies died from spontaneous pre-term birth were smokers, higher than rates of smoking for mothers overall.
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On a yearly basis there were 152 neonatal deaths in 2013, of these, 49 died from spontaneous pre-term birth.
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Pre-term deaths The report found that spontaneous pre-term births were the second highest cause of perinatal deaths in New Zealand.
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The findings from the overseas studies - and others that may follow - could provide vital breakthroughs into preventing pre-term births, Dr Wise said.
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Translations for pre-term birth
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