Congenital Abnormality
Mortality from Congenital Abnormality in Malaysia 1991 1997: The Effect of Economic Development on Death Due to Congenital Heart Disease
... Mortality from Congenital Abnormality in Malaysia 1991 1997 The Effect of Economic Development on Death Due to Congenital Heart Disease Mortality from Congenital Abnormality in Malaysia 1991 1997 The[.] ...
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Prenatal diagnosis of complete maternal uniparental isodisomy of chromosome 4 in a fetus without congenital abnormality or inherited disease-associated variations
... Results: By CMA, a pathogenic copy number variant was not detected; however, a complete maternal iUPD4 was identified in this fetus after analyzing the parental genotype results. To detect potentially autosomal recessive ...
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ABSTRACT : Diphallia or penile duplication is a rare congenital abnormality thought to result from duplication
... Diphallia or penile duplication is a rare congenital abnormality and its incidence in humans is one in 5.5 million (Tirtayasa et al. 2013). Since it was first reported, there have been approximately 100 ...
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Oral clefts with associated anomalies: findings in the Hungarian Congenital Abnormality Registry
... other congenital anomaly identified from the records of the nation-based "Hungarian Congenital Abnormality Registry" (HCAR; [9]) and born between 1973 and ...(i.e., congenital ...
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Congenital abnormality effect of methamphetamine on histological, cellular and chromosomal defects in fetal mice
... Rapid increase in illicit production and abuse of MA, popularity of MA between youth and abuse by women of childbearing age, encourage researcher to study various effects of exposure to MA (1). Many studies were ...
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SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC AND FOETAL CHARACTERISITICS OF MOTHERS WITH PREMATURE DELIVERIES IN HOSPITAL TUANKUJAAFAR SEREMBAN, NEGRI SEMBILAN, MALAYSIA
... could be due to a difference in the classification group of maternal weights. Some studies used maternal weight of < 45 kg, (13) or weight of <50 kg (20) as the cut-off points for maternal nutritional status, while ...
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Involvement of deprivation and environmental lead in neural tube defects:a matched case control study
... Lead and neural tube defects Table 1 Initial analysis of the yearly prevalence of each congenital abnormality group for 1957-73 Model Anencephaly Constant prevalence + Year of birth + Di[r] ...
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Congenital absence of humerus with preaxial terminal longitudinal hemimelia and hypoplasia of the scapula in a dog: a case report
... Other terms describing limb malformations in- clude phocomelia, a congenital abnormality char- acterised by the absence of a proximal portion of a limb (Dennis et al. 2001); brachymelia, which indicates ...
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Pulmonary hypoplasia and anasarca syndrome in Cika cattle
... rare congenital abnormality in cattle that is characterised by hydrops foetalis including extreme subcutaneous oedema (anasarca) and undeveloped or poorly formed lungs (pulmonary ...
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The interaction of bacteria with the respiratory mucosa in vitro and in vivo
... To assess if ciliary disorientation occurs as an acquired and/or congenital abnormality, groups of patients with chronic upper respiratory tract inflammation due to[r] ...
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Predictors of Survival in Children Born With Down Syndrome: A Registry-Based Study
... Northern Congenital Abnormality Survey (NorCAS), January 1, 1985 – December 31, 2003, matched to hospital and national mortality records to January 29, 2008, to determine survival status of liveborn ...
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Idiopathic Hypothalamic Dysfunction and Impaired Control of Breathing
... Central hypoventilation syndrome, the most se- vene example of a respiratory control abnormality, may be congenital or acquired.24 In some cases, only sleep ventilation may be impaired, [r] ...
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The Pediatrician and Congenital Heart Disease—1979
... For only a few forms of congenital heart disease can no operative help be offered, and currently only about 12% of infants die of their cardiac abnormality in the critical first year of [r] ...
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Cytogenetic analysis in couples with recurrent spontaneous abortion
... Consanguinity was higher in these couples than normal population. The higher rate of the recurrent abortion in consanguineous marriage could be the result of genetic abnormality of fetus, such as fetal autosomal ...
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Abnormality in the fatwa causes and effects
... اع صيصختب موقي نأ وأ ،كلذ هنع رهتشا ىتح ىوتفلا يف ذوذشلاو أطخلا هنع فرُعو داتعا نم وأ مل. سحلا ةمهمب مايقلل بستحملا مهيلع قلطيو ،حلاصلاو ىوقتلاب نيفورعملا ءاملعلا نم ةعو[r] ...
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Abnormality Detection in Digital Mammogram
... SMOTE [20]+LLE is a novel approach to improving the conventional SMOTE algorithm by incorporating the locally linear embedding algorithm (LLE) and effectively address the issues in th[r] ...
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Clinical Expressions of Immotile Cilia Syndrome
... Eliasson R, Mossberg B, Camner P, et al: The immotile cilia syndrome: A congenital ciiary abnormality as an etiologic function in chronic airway infection and male sterility. Kartagener [r] ...
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Patent arterial duct
... Isolated patent arterial duct is found in around 1 in 2000 full term infants, constituting nearly 10% of all congenital heart disease [3] and is the second most common congen- ital heart defect [4]. The overall ...
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Coexistence of congenital diaphragmatic hernia and abdominal wall closure defect with chromosomal abnormality: two case reports
... Coexistence of CDH and an abdominal wall defect is considered to be rare and our case 2 is the first report of gastroschisis associated with a retrosternal hernia. Borys and Taxy performed a 10-year review of autopsy ...
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AN ABNORMALITY OF KERATIN IN THE HARLEQUIN FETUS
... Pathological studies of the skin showed marked thickening of the stratum corneum, but no other distinctive changes.. X-ray diffraction analysis of the horny.[r] ...
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