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Meanings of preterm in English

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A baby that was born before 37 weeks of pregnancy.

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Examples for "premature"
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The French Foreign Ministry, however, said talk of a deal was premature.
The Irish Times
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However, some politicians and public health experts fear that may be premature.
Reuters
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The majority of these premature deaths are due to physical health conditions.
The Irish Times
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The confirmation was premature; an accurate update will be given later today.
The South African
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This claim is grandiose and premature; it is not, however, obviously wrong.
The Guardian
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Methods: Thirty-four preterm infants were administered the Premie-Neuro in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Pubmed
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Main outcome measure: Premie-Neuro raw scores and classifications were analyzed to determine the tool's reliability.
Pubmed
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Design: A prospective repeated-measures design was used to assess the reliability and validity of the Premie-Neuro.
Pubmed
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Interrater reliability of the Premie-Neuro was poor, and test-retest reliability of the Premie-Neuro was fair to moderate.
Pubmed
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Premie-Neuro classifications should be interpreted cautiously.
Pubmed
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The baby was small, and was immediately taken to the preemie nursery.
The new yorker
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A new patient was on its way in, a preemie that was hydrocephalic.
The cottage
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A courtship with about as much chance of success as a six-months preemie.
Mr. Mercedes
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Help protect your preemie Your premature baby is a unique gift to your family.
Ebony
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Breast-feeding is a lot of work for a preemie.
Escape
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The premature infant is at increased risk of cerebral white matter injury.
Pubmed
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We report a case of a premature infant with an unusual PD-CSE pattern.
Pubmed
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A severely premature infant would need constant care and run the risk of having disabilities.
Escape
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Our studies may have implications for premature infant care.
Pubmed
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One premature infant, with symptoms compatible with malignant pertussis, died at 49 days of life.
Pubmed
Usage of preterm in English
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Background: Survivors of preterm birth are at risk of long-term respiratory consequences.
Pubmed
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Background: Pregnant victims of childhood maltreatment are more likely to deliver preterm.
Pubmed
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Results: Three risk factors for preterm delivery were identified from univariate analysis.
Pubmed
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Prevention of E coli sepsis, especially among preterm infants, remains a challenge.
Pubmed
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Whether there have been major changes in spontaneous preterm birth is unknown.
Pubmed
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Background: Extremely preterm infants are newborns born before 28 weeks of gestation.
Pubmed
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Aims: To determine if preterm growth restricted fetuses benefit from antenatal corticosteroids.
Pubmed
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About 2 million cervical cerclages are performed annually to prevent preterm birth.
Pubmed
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Lower FA was related to poorer interference control in very preterm children.
Pubmed
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Methods: Single-center, multiple-crossover trial in 24 ventilated very preterm infants with sBPD.
Pubmed
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Progesterone treatment has proven to be effective in preventing recurrent preterm birth.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: There is a positive association between antenatal depression and preterm delivery.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: Tracheostomy in the preterm infant has the potential for significant morbidity.
Pubmed
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Premature or aberrant activation of NF-kappaB may thus contribute to preterm labour.
Pubmed
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Maternal lipid profiles during pregnancy are associated with risk for preterm birth.
Pubmed
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We tested 11 clinically stable preterm infants who demonstrated normal fetal growth.
Pubmed
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