Foetal in a sentence

Ultrasound is also used for detecting congenital anomalies (or other foetal anomalies) and determining the biophysical profiles (BPP), which are generally easier to detect in the second trimester when the foetal structures are larger and more developed.

Foetal anemia, which has various causes, can be treated this way.

In an overwhelming majority of these cases (96 per cent), abortion was sought on grounds of foetal abnormalities or rape.

The maternity services's award-winning foetal wellbeing education programme also came in for praise.

The report added: “Due to competing clinical demands on staff, the mother’s known multiple risk factors and new risk factor of reduced foetal movements were not fully appreciated.

In addition, our department is also completing large-scale research studies on foetal growth restriction, on recurrent miscarriage and on methods of enhancing medical education through various teaching and assessment strategies.

One of the drugs used was found in foetal tissue following a post mortem examination.

The department said work is "ongoing" on how much and how long is required to introduce recommendations on "first trimester antenatal screening for foetal anomalies and inherited conditions".

We then commented on the foetal position that Aemond curls himself into while he’s in the brothel, questioning if that scene was symbolic of his relationship with his mother, Alicent.

At the most extreme end of the spectrum, Dr Slikboer has encountered cases where women are confined to the house, huddled in the foetal position for hours each day pulling out hair.

Calls to the hotline have increased, including from women who awaiting the results of tests on foetal abnormalities, and from many who are not pregnant yet but are alarmed by the ruling.

In this context, the devaluation of gestative work and the diminishing of the maternal-foetal relationship can be viewed only as antithetical to the feminist cause.

Justice Lindy Jenkins outlined the indigenous man's "tragic" childhood, which included foetal alcohol spectrum disorder and violence.

Since then, all her children – aside from her youngest, now aged three – have been diagnosed with foetal valproate spectrum disorder.

Using foetal blood, a group of scientists across Europe discovered that a gene called Flt-1 is associated with an increased risk of developing pre-eclampsia in a population from Norway and Finland.

Wednesday marked a week of protests following the Constitutional Tribunal’s ruling last Thursday (22 October) that rendered existing laws that allow abortions due to foetal defects unconstitutional.

A foetal heartbeat bill passed in the state house, but may not make it to the state senate until 2020.

As he looked, he realised the bundle was a person curled up in the foetal position.

However, the woman claims she was told that her foetus's condition - including a displaced heart - 'doesn't fall neatly into a fatal foetal abnormality,' according to The Irish Examiner.

If parents are aware of these causes, necessary precautions can be taken right from the foetal stage.