nonviable fetus

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nonviable fetus

Obstetrics An expelled or delivered fetus which, although living, cannot possibly survive to the point of sustaining life independently, even with support of the best available medical therapy. See Viable Infant.

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abort abortion abortus fetus viable infant			The court rejected the contention that a nonviable fetus has no legal standing, stating that "a child born alive, having suffered prenatal injuries at any time after conception, has a cause of action against an alleged tortfeasor. Can baby sue Dr. for 'preconception' negligence? by Tammelleo, A. David / Medical Law's Regan Report For instance, in Casey, the High Court said a statute or regulation is an undue burden if it "has the purpose or effect of placing a substantial obstacle in the path of a woman seeking an abortion of a nonviable fetus. Appeals Court Blocks Enforcement of South Dakota Informed Consent Law by National Right to Life News Vicki Saporta, director of the National Abortion Federation, passed off Hope's death as a "miscarriage of a 22-week nonviable fetus. Saving babies: a new outlook abortion "rights" proponents are finding ... by Gilmore, Jodie / The New American			nonstick surfaces nonstress test nonsuccedaneous nonsuit nonsuppurative nonsuppurative osteomyelitis nonsweating disease nontapetal region nontender nontherapeutic research nonthrombocytopenic purpura nontoxic nontoxic goiter nontreponemal antigen test nontropical sprue nontuberculous mycobacterium nonulcerative blepharitis nonunion nonunion fracture nonvalent nonvascularized graft nonvenereal syphilis nonverbal communication nonverbal learning disorder nonviable nonviable fetus nonvital pulp nonvital tooth Noogoora burr Noonan syndrome Noonan's syndrome nootka lupine Nootropic nopal NOPHN nor nor- Nor-QD noradrenalin noradrenaline noradrenergic norastemizole Norberg angle Norberg's index norbormide Norco Norcuron NORD nordiazepam Nordic goat nordihydroguaiaretic acid			nonvenomous nonverbal nonverbal Nonverbal and Gestural Communication Nonverbal and Gestural Communication Nonverbal communication Nonverbal communication Nonverbal communication Nonverbal communication nonverbal intelligence Nonverbal Intelligence Quotient Nonverbal Learning Disabilities Association Nonverbal learning disability Nonverbal learning disability Nonverbal learning disbility nonverbal learning disorder nonverbal learning disorder Nonverbal Learning Disorders Association Nonverbal Personality Questionnaire nonverbally Nonvernacular Nonvernalized Nonvessel Operating Common Carrier Nonvessel Operating Common Carriers Nonvessel Owning Carrier Nonvessel Owning Carriers nonviable nonviable nonviable nonviable nonviable fetus nonvintage Nonviolation Nullification of Benefits nonviolence nonviolence Nonviolence Education and Training Nonviolence International nonviolent nonviolent Nonviolent action Nonviolent action Nonviolent communication Nonviolent direct action Nonviolent direct action Nonviolent Drug Possession Offense Nonviolent Explosive Destructive System Nonviolent Peaceforce Nonviolent Physical Crisis Intervention nonviolent resistance nonviolent resistance Nonviolent Resistance in Ancient Times Nonviolent Resistance in Ancient Times nonviolently nonviolently nonviscid nonviscous flow nonviscous fluid nonviscous neutral nonvisual NonVisual Desktop Access nonvital pulp

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