Type. medical state
No circumstances recorded.
be born · D2 - S5
In these cases, the risks of continuing the pregnancy are judged to outweigh the risks of the fetus being born too early.
continue · D2 - S5
In these cases, the risks of continuing the pregnancy are judged to outweigh the risks of the fetus being born too early.
judge · D2 - S5
In these cases, the risks of continuing the pregnancy are judged to outweigh the risks of the fetus being born too early.
outweigh · D2 - S5
In these cases, the risks of continuing the pregnancy are judged to outweigh the risks of the fetus being born too early.
induce · D2 - S21
Further high-quality studies are needed to find out what is the best time to induce labor towards the end of pregnancy and how to improve the accuracy in diagnosing macrosomia.
need · D2 - S21
Further high-quality studies are needed to find out what is the best time to induce labor towards the end of pregnancy and how to improve the accuracy in diagnosing macrosomia.
find out · D2 - S21
Further high-quality studies are needed to find out what is the best time to induce labor towards the end of pregnancy and how to improve the accuracy in diagnosing macrosomia.
improve · D2 - S21
Further high-quality studies are needed to find out what is the best time to induce labor towards the end of pregnancy and how to improve the accuracy in diagnosing macrosomia.
diagnose · D2 - S21
Further high-quality studies are needed to find out what is the best time to induce labor towards the end of pregnancy and how to improve the accuracy in diagnosing macrosomia.
confirm · D2 - S31
Ultrasound scanning is also not accurate later in the pregnancy, so suspected large babies may not be confirmed at delivery.
give · D2 - S36
Risk factors for giving birth to a large birthweight infant include a previous history of macrosomia, maternal obesity, maternal weight gain during pregnancy, multiparity and male fetus.
include · D2 - S36
Risk factors for giving birth to a large birthweight infant include a previous history of macrosomia, maternal obesity, maternal weight gain during pregnancy, multiparity and male fetus.
occur · D2 - S81
Medical problems that were present before pregnancy or occurred during pregnancy may contribute to these complications.
give · D2 - S85
If you and your pregnancy are doing well and the amniotic sac has not ruptured, you may be given the option to go home.
go · D2 - S85
If you and your pregnancy are doing well and the amniotic sac has not ruptured, you may be given the option to go home.