ライフサイエンスコーパス: obstetrical complication

1 of uterine rupture, an uncommon but serious obstetrical complication.

2 t differences between the groups in rates of obstetrical complications.

3 roposed for treating and/or preventing these obstetrical complications.

4 ral volume, ventricular volume, and maternal obstetrical complications.

5 holipid syndrome (APS) are at a high risk of obstetrical complications.

6 comes were 2 chronic comorbid conditions and obstetrical complications.

7 oronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), which may lead to obstetrical complications.

8 ed; aberrant invasion is linked with several obstetrical complications.

9 teristics of chronic comorbid conditions and obstetrical complications among pregnant women with huma

10 27-year-old patient with a history of severe obstetrical complications and arterial thrombosis receiv

11 ined the frequency and types of maternal and obstetrical complications and the outcomes of pregnancy

12 mptomatic, 11 had had arterial thrombosis, 7 obstetrical complications, and 151 venous thrombosis (12

13 rbid neuropsychological and social deficits, obstetrical complications, and exposure to adverse intra

14 or schizophrenia spectrum disorders and more obstetrical complications, and their relatives had worse

15 worsening renal function, hypertension, and obstetrical complications are increased, but fetal survi

16 smooth pursuit eye tracking dysfunction and obstetrical complications are significant risk factors f

17 or model of how eye tracking dysfunction and obstetrical complications covary in patients with schizo

18 er likelihood of 2 chronic comorbidities and obstetrical complications; detectable viral load at deli

19 on of eye tracking dysfunction and perinatal obstetrical complications discriminated patients with sc

20 Six had obstetrical complications during hospitalization, includ

21 d occurs for a variety of reasons, including obstetrical complications, exacerbated underlying condit

22 Increased obstetrical complications have been reported in individu

23 Our data indicate that heparins prevent obstetrical complications in women with APS because they

24 of pregnancy, but the risks of maternal and obstetrical complications in women with moderate or seve

25 Obstetrical complications included a high rate of preter

26 es can experience both clinical symptoms and obstetrical complications, male infections are largely a

27 nd 2) eye tracking dysfunction and perinatal obstetrical complications manifested a significant inver

28 ric diagnoses, eye tracking dysfunction, and obstetrical complications noted in birth records were in

29 Obstetrical complications occurred in 17 (10%) and adver

30 Maternal and/or obstetrical complications occurred in 50% of the success

31 results support a two-factor model in which obstetrical complications often interact with genetic li

32 nic comorbid conditions, but not necessarily obstetrical complications, than their peers without HIV.

33 rs to monitor placental function and risk of obstetrical complications throughout pregnancy requires

34 n with HIV were slightly less likely to have obstetrical complications versus those without HIV (both

35 ders, familial eye-tracking dysfunction, and obstetrical complications were assessed without knowledg

36 Only pregnancies without obstetrical complications were included in the study.

37 ders, familial eye-tracking dysfunction, and obstetrical complications) were increased for the proban

38 n mid and late gestation contribute to major obstetrical complications - with distinct clinical manif