Examples of using Malformations in English and their translations into Japanese
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In areas of known Zika virus transmission, health services should be prepared for potential increases in neurological syndromes and/or congenital malformations.
He and his student Alexandra Klein noticed that not only was coffee yield higher with more bee species, but malformations such as unevenly shaped beans were also reduced.
This test can help to diagnose such conditions as blood clotting, fatty plaque which increases a patient's risk of stroke, cerebral aneurysm or other vascular malformations.
These malformations are so extensive that the pressure causes parts of the cerebellum, brain stem, and sometimes the surrounding membranes, to burst through the skull.
A daily dose of 400 mcg of folic acid is recommended to decrease the risk of fetal neural tube defects(NTD) and other malformations.
In the aftermath of Chernobyl not only was there an increase in the incidence of stillbirths and malformations in Europe, but there was also a shift in the ratio of male and female embryos.
Genetic and teratogenic damage(malformations) have also risen significantly not only in the three directly affected countries but also in many European countries.
In the aftermath of Chernobyl not only was there an increase in the incidence of stillbirths and malformations in Europe, but there was also a shift in the ratio of male and female embryos.
In most cases, there are other associated malformations and, therefore, the average life expectancy is a few hours, and most babies end up not surviving after the first day of life.
Genetic and teratogenic damage(malformations) have also risen significantly not only in the threedirectly affected countries but also in many European countries.
Prolonged breeding of the same bird in small groups leads to closely related mating- there are malformations in guinea fowls, viability and egg production are reduced.
It is associated with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities and may also lead to digestive disease, congenital heart defects and other malformations.
It depends on you what it will be: you can significantly reduce the risk of birth defects in a child or avoid many malformations, and this, you will agree, is already quite a lot.
In animals, too, there are“significant increases in morbidity and mortality… increased occurrence of tumor and immunodeficiencies, decreased life expectancy, early aging, changes in blood and the circulatory system, malformations.”.
The main outcome measures were pregnancy complications, delivery outcomes, neonatal readmission to hospital within 28 days of birth, and congenital malformations(major malformations and major cardiac malformations).
However, a study of women who were vaccinated with yellow fever vaccine early in their pregnancies found no major malformations in their infants.
Babies who have congenital malformations in systems such as the heart, kidneys, or spine are also more likely to develop CP Cerebral Palsy, probably because they also have malformations in the brain.
Other features include gastrointestinal difficulties, small hands, vascular malformations and pigmentary lesions of the skin, increased incidence of tumors, characteristic facial features, lower growth rate after ages seven to nine years, and precocious or delayed puberty.
New research from Brigham Women's Hospital- in Boston, MA- of 1.3 million women suggests that antipsychotic medication use during pregnancy does not significantly increase the risk of birth defects overall, or cardiac malformations in particular.
Health professionals should also be vigilant for: any increase of neurological and autoimmune syndromes, congenital malformations in new born infants in patients with a history of travel to areas where Zika virus transmission is known to occur.
