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intrapartum

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intrapartum /in·tra·par·tum/ (-pahr´tum) occurring during childbirth or during delivery.
in·tra·par·tum (ntr-pärtm)
adj.
Occurring during labor and delivery.

intrapartum
[-pär′təm]
pertaining to the period of labor and birth.

intrapartum,
adj/adv pertaining to or occurring during the delivery of offspring.

intrapartum
occurring during parturition.

intrapartum death
stillbirth.


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In addition, MRSA and MSSA patients did not differ in terms of potential risk factors for infection, such as diabetes, group B [beta]-hemolytic streptococcus colonization, artificial rupture of membranes, epidural anesthesia, vaginal lacerations, episiotomy, cesarean section, or intrapartum antibiotic use (Table).
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