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The fetal death rate from the procedure has been 1.2 percent.
The disease can cause fetal death when a pregnant woman is affected.
In such cases, the babies are at increased risk of brain damage or even fetal death.
Smoking increases the risk of low birth weight and fetal death.
The last pregnancy, three years prior, had ended in fetal death during labor.
These defects, caused by Foxp1 inactivation, lead to fetal death.
It is usually difficult, and frequently impossible, to determine the precise causes of fetal death.
The risk of fetal death is 20% in perforated appendicitis.
After the fetal death was discovered, I went to the hospital and my labor was induced.
"Having to sign a fetal death certificate triggers a lot of feelings.
Serious problems can cause both maternal death and fetal death if untreated.
According to the duration of pregnancy early, intermediate and late fetal deaths may be distinguished.
They can cause birth defects, fetal death, or premature birth.
She takes the fetal death of her third child as a punishment from God, which drives her further into a religious depression.
The rate of fetal death was derived for two-week periods starting at 24 weeks' gestation.
Multiple pregnancy increases the risk of fetal death.
All can reflect embryonic or fetal death or both.
Our fetal death rate now is virtually zero."
In six out of the seven pregnancies, the fetal death was incidental and found on routine ultrasound.
In rare cases, a complete separation may lead to fetal death and severe bleeding that can endanger the mother's life.
Very large infarcts lead to placental insufficiency and may result in fetal death.
The federal guidelines suggests (at page 1) that fetal death and stillbirth can be interchangeable terms.
These diseases can lead to acquired immune deficiency syndrome, cancer, infertility and fetal death.
Intensified prenatal care has reduced the number of fetal deaths and underweight babies.
The term refers to both live births and still births (late fetal deaths).