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1 One baby was stillborn.

2 re affected, 2 (22%) unaffected, and 3 (33%) stillborn.

3 the study period, and an additional 230 were stillborn.

4 [1%] neonates in the methyldopa group) were stillborn.

5 Thirty-nine babies were born healthy, 1 was stillborn, 2 were small for gestational age, 1 had trans

6 All stillborn and live-born infants with diagnosed cardiac d

7 ads to perinatal lethality: mutant mice were stillborn and many of them died in utero before birth (b

8 n was found between the risk of a baby being stillborn and the father's total exposure to external io

9 Eight infants died or were stillborn and two were lost to follow-up.

10 d 9.6 times, respectively, more likely to be stillborn and were 6.4 and 36.7 times, respectively, mor

11 ITS as part of a cause of death analysis for stillborns and preterm neonatal deaths.

12 A similar number are stillborn, and 0.5 million mothers die from pregnancy-re

13 TS rhythms, 6 (55%) showed TdP, 5 (45%) were stillborn, and 1 (9%) died in infancy.

14 317 neonates were stillborn, and 841 neonatal deaths were recorded with th

15 al age of every newborn, whether liveborn or stillborn, and classifying small newborns by the three v

16 ed in a live birth, two preterm infants were stillborn, and four pregnancies resulted in early sponta

17 In the UK, about one in 200 infants is stillborn, and rates of stillbirth have recently slightl

18 (90% uncertainty interval [UI] 1.9-2.2) were stillborn at 28 weeks or more of gestation, with a globa

19 assessed outcomes of 2938 newborn and fresh stillborn babies (1447 in the intervention and 1491 in t

20 Liveborn or fresh stillborn babies who weighed between 1000 g and 2500 g,

21 One mother had a stillborn baby from an unrecognized amniotic fluid leak

22 We generated exome sequencing data for 246 stillborn cases and followed established guidelines to i

23 circumstances has twice the risk of having a stillborn child when compared to her more advantaged cou

24 s abortion or with the delivery of a live or stillborn child.

25 Stillborn/fetal mice obtained from the breeding of N-eth

26 d tomography (micro-CT) to screen for CHD in stillborn/fetal mice.

27 ain reaction (PCR) both patients delivered a stillborn fetus with persistent EVD-PCR amniotic fluid p

28 olled residents with deliveries of 1 or more stillborn fetuses and a representative sample of deliver

29 data on the contributory causes of death in stillborn fetuses and in deceased neonates and children

30 e assayed for mutations in these genes in 33 stillborn fetuses that had bilateral or unilateral renal

31 We hypothesized that stillborn fetuses with congenital renal agenesis or seve

32 certainty range 2.4-3.0 million) babies were stillborn, giving a 19% decline in numbers since 2000 wi

33 T of Indian BTV-1 (isolated from aborted and stillborn goat fetal spleens).

34 Sc5d (-/-) pups were stillborn, had elevated lathosterol and decreased choles

35 oat swabs, and brain tissue from aborted and stillborn human fetuses, as well as from horse brain tis

36 Women who had seen their stillborn infant had greater anxiety (p=0.02) and higher

37 Behaviours that promote contact with the stillborn infant were associated with worse outcome.

38 Women who had held their stillborn infant were more depressed than those who only

39 on variables included seeing and holding the stillborn infant, having a funeral, and keeping mementoe

40 ts were compared with age-matched infants or stillborn infants ("early" and "late" control subjects).

41 Controls (n = 1,167) were liveborn or stillborn infants less than age 6 months who had various

42 16 liveborn and nine stillborn infants were born to women who died of materna

43 mates appeared biased when only liveborn and stillborn infants were included among cases compared wit

44 stochemistry was performed on placentas from stillborn infants whose cause of death was recorded as V

45 Compared with women who delivered liveborn/stillborn infants with an NTD, women who electively term

46 10.6, 13.9, and 17.3 per 1000 live-born and stillborn infants, respectively.

47 Four of 10 treated animals delivered stillborn infants.

48 ed surface examinations of all live-born and stillborn infants.

49 We examined 20 stillborn, miscarried, or aborted fetuses by MRI and nec

50 MRI of the stillborn or aborted fetus provides non-invasive access

51 tuses with in-utero exposure to syphilis are stillborn or die from their infection during infancy.

52 aves, 12 (13%) of 92 singleton neonates were stillborn or died during maternal stay in the health-car

53 %) of 1491 infants in the control group were stillborn or died in the neonatal period compared with 2

54 g fetuses and infants electively terminated, stillborn, or born alive) and with mothers of 539 nonmal

55 s embryonic lethal, with embryos and the few stillborn pups exhibiting developmental delay.

56 f inheritance with 100% penetrance, with the stillborns representing lethal homozygotes that died in

57 r, and 1 had fetal death, with the macerated stillborn showing diffuse cutaneous maculopapillary skin

58 Corneas from eight human donors, aged stillborn to 85 years, were fresh frozen, cryostat secti

59 The phenotype in CDPX2 females ranges from stillborn to mildly affected individuals identified in a

60 misms used in place of die, death, dying, or stillborn were identified: (1) survival framing (eg, not

61 ative study, the words die, death, dying, or stillborn were rarely used to refer to death in family m

62 ly members); the words die, death, dying, or stillborn were used 5% of the time by clinicians (13 of

63 Between Sept 1, 2018, and Feb 12, 2020, 981 stillborns were included and, of those, 611 were reviewe

64 ts weighing more than 500 g, whether live or stillborn, were included.