Type. infant
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refer · D2 - S6
MACROSOMIA refers to a baby who is very large at the time of birth.
have · D2 - S8
Macrosomic babies can have difficult and occasionally traumatic births.
induce · D2 - S9
One approach to try to reduce this trauma has been to induce labor early, so that we may deliver before the baby grows too big.
try · D2 - S9
One approach to try to reduce this trauma has been to induce labor early, so that we may deliver before the baby grows too big.
reduce · D2 - S9
One approach to try to reduce this trauma has been to induce labor early, so that we may deliver before the baby grows too big.
deliver · D2 - S9
One approach to try to reduce this trauma has been to induce labor early, so that we may deliver before the baby grows too big.
grow · D2 - S9
One approach to try to reduce this trauma has been to induce labor early, so that we may deliver before the baby grows too big.
reduce · D2 - S10
In Macrosomic babies, induction of labor before term has been shown to reduce SHOULDER DYSTOCIA, which is when the baby's shoulder becomes stuck during vaginal delivery.
show · D2 - S10
In Macrosomic babies, induction of labor before term has been shown to reduce SHOULDER DYSTOCIA, which is when the baby's shoulder becomes stuck during vaginal delivery.
become stuck · D2 - S10
In Macrosomic babies, induction of labor before term has been shown to reduce SHOULDER DYSTOCIA, which is when the baby's shoulder becomes stuck during vaginal delivery.
send · D2 - S13
Even though there is the benefit of reduction in shoulder dystocia with induction of labor, there is no proven benefit of reduction to the rate of BRACHIAL PLEXUS INJURY, which is damage to the network of nerves that send signals from the spine to the shoulder, arm and hand of the baby.
get · D2 - S15
There is also no proven benefit of reduction in signs of NEONATAL ASPHYXIA, which is when the baby does not get enough oxygen during birth.
mean · D2 - S17
Suspected large babies may tun out to be smaller than expected at delivery, which means parents might be worried unnecessarily and might undergo induction of labor without any benefit.
tun out · D2 - S17
Suspected large babies may tun out to be smaller than expected at delivery, which means parents might be worried unnecessarily and might undergo induction of labor without any benefit.
expect · D2 - S17
Suspected large babies may tun out to be smaller than expected at delivery, which means parents might be worried unnecessarily and might undergo induction of labor without any benefit.
worry · D2 - S17
Suspected large babies may tun out to be smaller than expected at delivery, which means parents might be worried unnecessarily and might undergo induction of labor without any benefit.
undergo · D2 - S17
Suspected large babies may tun out to be smaller than expected at delivery, which means parents might be worried unnecessarily and might undergo induction of labor without any benefit.
identify · D2 - S27
Weighing the infant after the birth is the only accurate way to identify macrosomia.
weigh · D2 - S27
Weighing the infant after the birth is the only accurate way to identify macrosomia.
increase · D2 - S40
High birthweight babies are at higher risk of sustaining injuries at the birth; risks of shoulder dystocia, fracture and brachial plexus injury are increased.
sustain · D2 - S40
High birthweight babies are at higher risk of sustaining injuries at the birth; risks of shoulder dystocia, fracture and brachial plexus injury are increased.
need · D2 - S88
If you or your baby is not doing well during or after attempting induction, a cesarean birth may be needed.
attempt · D2 - S88
If you or your baby is not doing well during or after attempting induction, a cesarean birth may be needed.
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