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Meanings of prenatal in English

Portuguese
pré-natal

Occurring or existing before birth.

pré-natal
Usage of prenatal in English
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Future studies of comprehensive prenatal case management should focus on cross-level questions.
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The use of the decision aid improved informed decision-making regarding prenatal testing.
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Background: Massively parallel sequencing has recently been used in noninvasive prenatal diagnosis.
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The decisions and practices in prenatal diagnosis should be debated throughout society.
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An additional potential risk factor, prenatal exposure to tobacco, was also identified.
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Results: One child had abnormalities on prenatal MRI at 21 weeks' gestation.
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Helping pregnant women get prenatal care might be one use, for example.
Reuters
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It is important to determine if these are modulated by prenatal conditions.
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However, the association between prenatal pyrethroid biomarkers and childhood behavior is unknown.
Pubmed
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He is still in a prenatal or embryonic condition within the animal.
Ancient and Modern Physics
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This study provides evidence that prenatal exposure to PCBs may affect growth.
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The introduction of fetal echocardiography has made prenatal diagnosis of CHD possible.
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We evaluated possible associations of prenatal ultrasound with schizophrenia and other psychoses.
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This enabled us to provide definitive prenatal diagnosis at 10 weeks' gestation.
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As our knowledge of prenatal development grows, such control is insidiously tolerated.
The Guardian
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This review will examine the concepts and practice of prenatal vector administration.
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Translations for prenatal
Portuguese
pré-natal
Prenatal through the time
Prenatal across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare