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1 /=25 mm/m(2)) in whom initial management was expectant.

2 ular function in whom initial management was expectant.

3 atients with cirrhosis should change from an expectant algorithm that treats complications as they oc

4 Expectant American Indian teens (N=322, mean age=18.1 ye

5 The finding suggests that expectant and new fathers are not at greater risk of poo

6 ased data to investigate whether becoming an expectant and/or new father is associated with increases

7 sensory thalamocortical pathway of alert and expectant animals is in the adapted state, which may be

8 ment of dormant disease in which the current expectant approach is replaced with active attempts to u

9 prostate cancer were managed with an initial expectant approach.

10 ts are deprived of numerous types of species-expectant environmental experiences.

11 Expectant fathers were at risk of depression symptoms if

12 and 224 of these men had been identified as "expectant fathers" during the previous wave.

13 clearly defined, additional role for them as expectant fathers.

14 n the immediate birth group and three in the expectant group were excluded from the primary analyses.

15 randomised to cervical cerclage (127) or to expectant management (126).

16 as significantly lower with active than with expectant management (51 [6.8%] of 748 vs 126 [16.5%] of

17 Expectant management (as opposed to treatment being init

18 our at 39, 40, and 41 weeks of gestation and expectant management (continuation of pregnancy to eithe

19 olled trial comparing pessary placement with expectant management (control) in girls and women who we

20 days and 39 weeks 6 days of gestation or to expectant management (i.e., waiting until the spontaneou

21 trolled cord traction or maternal effort) or expectant management (no prophylactic oxytocic, no cord

22 (3%) of 912 neonates of mothers assigned to expectant management (relative risk [RR] 0.8, 95% CI 0.5

23 (7%) of 911 neonates of mothers assigned to expectant management (RR 1.2, 95% CI 0.9-1.6; p=0.32).

24 predictors of treatment types, diffusion of expectant management among these men will be slow.

25 edictive nomograms continue to shed light on expectant management as an option for men with clinicall

26 ith an esophageal coin, current data support expectant management for a period of 12-24 h with the ho

27 cruited adults (aged 18-65 years) undergoing expectant management for a single ureteric stone identif

28 ressive disorder were more likely to undergo expectant management for low-, intermediate-, and high-r

29 ediate delivery group, those assigned to the expectant management group had higher risks of antepartu

30 ompared with neonates born to mothers in the expectant management group.

31 to the immediate birth group and 915 to the expectant management group.

32 Expectant management has evolved to include cure as its

33 ing gained with antihypertensive therapy and expectant management in severe preeclampsia.

34 When compared to expectant management IOL was associated with lower odds

35 Whereas expectant management is reasonable in small asymptomatic

36 In these cases, expectant management may obviate extensive surgery.

37 Expectant management of BD-IPMN following the old guidel

38 nd caesarean delivery rates when compared to expectant management of pregnancy (allowing the pregnanc

39 Overall, expectant management of pregnancy was associated with a

40 erage with three antibiotics was better than expectant management or one or two antibiotic approaches

41 Subsequently, couples received expectant management or the women underwent intrauterine

42 Patients electing expectant management should be counseled regarding the p

43 f infection or fetal compromise, a policy of expectant management with appropriate surveillance of ma

44 Expectant management with curative intent aims to follow

45 duction of labour at 40 weeks (compared with expectant management) was associated with a lower risk o

46 In contrast, when compared with expectant management, elective repeat caesarean delivery

47 r at 39 weeks of gestation, as compared with expectant management, had no significant effect on the r

48 ) and longer-term consequences compared with expectant management, in a setting where both management

49 reduces recurrent biliary events compared to expectant management.

50 ratified by centre, to immediate delivery or expectant management.

51 us early preterm delivery than the rate with expectant management.

52 OL or planned caesarean delivery to those of expectant management.

53 tion group [32%] and 103 of 314 women in the expectant-management group [33%]; relative risk, 0.99; 9

54 In this report, we describe the case of an expectant mother who had a febrile illness with rash at

55 gestation, there is no treatment option for expectant mothers or DS individuals.

56 Expectant mothers were sensitive to the way professional

57 , and proper counseling should be offered to expectant mothers with regard to both the risks that pre

58 In the third trimester expectant mothers wore personal air samplers for measure

59 ion of the maternal role as intrinsic to the expectant mothers' infant feeding decisions.

60 From 105 expectant mothers, 80 underwent blind-rating of maternal

61 re or fatal in certain demographics, such as expectant mothers.

62 mperature in vulnerable populations, such as expectant mothers.

63 olated CN VI palsy, which allows for initial expectant observation and re-consideration of obtaining

64 therapy, multiple observations suggest that expectant observation could be a safe alternative for in

65 Expectant observation of infants younger than 6 months w

66 e in psychological distress as a function of expectant or new fatherhood; instead, some improvement i

67 findings provide longer-run information for expectant parents and physicians who are considering del

68 nstrate the multiple influences impacting on expectant parents in the decision-making process.

69 A better understanding of expectant parents' views and experiences in making infan

70 Key inclusion criteria: studies reflecting expectant parents' views of the factors influencing thei

71 ells persisted in the spleen and placenta of expectant recipient mothers.

72 ioral task, when an animal is very alert and expectant, sensory adaptation is mostly absent.

73 Expectant treatment was successful in 93% of patients.

74 with localized prostate cancers followed by expectant (watchful waiting) therapy with 15% (17/111) T