Period beginning immediately after the birth of a child and extending for about six weeks.
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Examples for "postnatal"
Examples for "postnatal"
1These changes appear by postnatal day 5 and are permanent in nature.
2Main outcome measure was degree of IVH at day 7 postnatal age.
3However, the exact timing of adverse rapid postnatal weight gain is unclear.
4HIV status was not independently associated with increased risk of postnatal depression.
5These data suggest a role for prostaglandin signaling in postnatal cortical development.
1But it's certain he left his wife while she was in childbed.
2This is my fourth childbed and at least I know what to expect.
3Special treatment of the ghosts of women who died in childbed.
4She died at sea in childbed, but brought forth a maid-child called Marina.
5But I fear childbed fever has robbed me of any vestige of beauty.
1They point out the rarity of the tumor during puerperium and illustrate its clinico-pathological aspects.
2Clean walls, clean floors, and a scrupulously clean bed must be maintained throughout the puerperium.
3Additionally, the absence of relapses during pregnancy may have a beneficial effect on neurodegeneration during puerperium.
4A high plasma levels of coagulation factor VIII is an important risk factor for thrombotic complications during pregnancy and puerperium.
5Thirty-four women underwent US in puerperium, four weeks after delivery: the myomas were smaller, possibly back to their initial volume.
1Males grew slower during the early postnatal period and caught up later.
2In rodent models, much of this occurs in the early postnatal period.
3Few differences in infant's reported temperament were found in the early postnatal period.
4SOCS3 mRNA level was constant from the late-embryonic to early- postnatal period.
5During the early postnatal period the brain is extremely sensitive to external agents.
1Subsequently, normal values were gradually restored over a 30-day postpartum period.
2Purtscher-like retinopathy has been rarely described during postpartum period in patients with pre-eclampsia.
3Most of the complications seem to occur in the intrapartum or postpartum period.
4The early postpartum period is associated with increased risk for affective and psychotic disorders.
5Both patients, nevertheless, had normal delivery of live-born infants and had uneventful postpartum period.
6Background: Acute cardiac complications occur occasionally during pregnancy and in the immediate postpartum period.
7Background: Few studies document longitudinal changes in physical activity from prepregnancy to the postpartum period.
8In control subjects, CPCs were higher in the third trimester, compared with the postpartum period.
9Reaching adequate ART adherence levels was a challenge in pregnancy, but especially during the postpartum period.
10The pattern of indeterminate WB result and its follow-up was variable during pregnancy and postpartum period.
11Conclusions: Prenatal sleep psychoeducation did not produce a sustained effect on maternal sleep throughout the postpartum period.
12The aim of the study was to determine changes of the VIII:C in the early postpartum period.
13Most cases present in the postpartum period with lactation failure or after months to years after the delivery.
14The remaining patients were observed, with surgery performed in the postpartum period or at time of cesarean delivery.
15Indeed, beyond the immediate postpartum period, obese women maintain a higher prevalence of insulin resistance and cardiovascular disease.
16Studies in the noncardiac population have demonstrated that the postpartum period is an ideal time to address contraceptive plans.
Translations for postpartum period