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He had a traumatic birthresultingin a fast , forceps delivery
the doctorsinventedforceps delivery ( childbirth
a difficult induced labour ... ill healthresultedin a traumatic forceps delivery
the baby ... which usedto leadto a forceps delivery
the birthledto a forceps delivery
InjuryResultingFrom Forceps Delivery Forceps
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which usedto leadto a forceps delivery
any kind of injuryresultingfrom a forceps delivery
other drugscauseFORCEPS DELIVERY
progressresultedin a forceps delivery
My first son ... an intervention cascaderesultedin a forceps delivery
the painleadingto a forceps delivery
that early and after a 33 hour labour medical intervention was neededresultingin a forceps delivery
facial paralysisresultingfrom forceps delivery
induction during deliverywill leadto cesarean delivery
Factorsinfluencingcesarean delivery
labor and prolonged laborleadingto cesarean delivery
labor or prolonged laborleadingto cesarean delivery
he got stuck ( as did Tristanresultedin a forceps delivery
the breech position of the fetus(passive) may have been prompted bya cesarean delivery
The 4 major causesleadto cesarean delivery
fetal distress related to hyperstimulation of the uterus(passive) caused bycesarean delivery
for use in both freshwater and marine aquariums(passive) are designedForceps
to reduce the risks of mother and infant birth - related injuries in the newborn in women with a variety of health complications(passive) is designedCesarean delivery
factorsinfluencingdelivery by caesarean
to act on the entire body via application to the skin and topical application(passive) is designedTransdermal delivery
complicationsleadingto caesarean delivery
the Chamberlen familyinventedobstetric forceps
chronopharmacokinetics(passive) is influenced bytransdermal delivery
Suspected fetal macrosomia , a biparietal diameter above the pelvic inlet or a maternal pelvis with android featuresshould promptcesarean delivery
the first such article ... the Chasmberlen familyinventedobstetric forceps
to grip tissue(passive) have been designedforceps
the Chasmberlen familyinventedobstetric forceps
for use(passive) are designedForceps
to grasp babies and remove them from the birth canal with their long , tong - like handles(passive) are specifically designedForceps
to be used on a baby?s head(passive) are designedForceps
to grasp babies and remove the(passive) are specifically designedForceps
The Chamberlen familyinventedforceps
to assist with the delivery of the baby , particularly when the baby is having trouble getting through the birth canal(passive) are designedForceps
Facial injuries and some nerve damage(passive) may be caused byFacial injuries and some nerve damage
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the right lower eyelid swelling(passive) is caused bythe right lower eyelid swelling
in a number of birth injuries , including facial palsy , bruising , eye trauma , skull fracture , bleeding , and seizurescan resultin a number of birth injuries , including facial palsy , bruising , eye trauma , skull fracture , bleeding , and seizures
arm paralysis Facial paralysis ( injury to the baby?s facial nerve(passive) usually caused byarm paralysis Facial paralysis ( injury to the baby?s facial nerve
Facial paralysis ( injury to the baby?s facial nerve(passive) usually caused byFacial paralysis ( injury to the baby?s facial nerve
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skull fractures , skull bleeding , and bruising on the face and headcan also causeskull fractures , skull bleeding , and bruising on the face and head
in injuries to the baby or the motherhas resultedin injuries to the baby or the mother
injury to the baby?s facial nerve(passive) usually caused byinjury to the baby?s facial nerve
to a skull fracture and cerebral palsymay have ledto a skull fracture and cerebral palsy
trauma to the head of the newborncan causetrauma to the head of the newborn
birth injuries for babiescan causebirth injuries for babies
An injury(passive) caused byAn injury
a skull fracture resulting in cephalohematomamay have causeda skull fracture resulting in cephalohematoma
injuries(passive) caused byinjuries
injuries(passive) caused byinjuries
a skull fracture(passive) caused bya skull fracture
this child 's injurycould have causedthis child 's injury
skull fractures and bleeding on the brain that resulted in permanent brain damagecausedskull fractures and bleeding on the brain that resulted in permanent brain damage
brain damage(passive) caused bybrain damage
to such problemswill leadto such problems
to such problemswill leadto such problems
in perineal bruising and traumamay resultin perineal bruising and trauma
depressed skull fracturecan causedepressed skull fracture
in injury to the mother , child , or bothresultedin injury to the mother , child , or both
to Birth InjuryCan Leadto Birth Injury
birth injury(passive) caused bybirth injury
in a birth injurycan resultin a birth injury
scarring on his neckhad causedscarring on his neck
more harmwould ... causemore harm
oftencausesoften
brain injuries(passive) caused bybrain injuries
in complications for both mothers and infantscan resultin complications for both mothers and infants
serious injuriescan causeserious injuries
extensive bruising to the child 's headcausedextensive bruising to the child 's head
him permanent brain damagehas causedhim permanent brain damage
lacerationsmay causelacerations
vaginal tearingmay causevaginal tearing