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perinatal
(redirected from perinatally)

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perinatal /peri·na·tal/ (-na´t'l) relating to the period shortly before and after birth; from the twentieth to twenty-ninth week of gestation to one to four weeks after birth.
per·i·na·tal (pr-ntl)
adj.
Of, relating to, or being the period around childbirth, especially the five months before and one month after birth.

peri·natal·ly adv.

Perinatal
Referring to the period of time surrounding an infant's birth, from the last two months of pregnancy to the first 28 days of life. The TORCH panel tests for perinatal infections.

perinatal
[per′inā′təl]
Etymology: Gk, peri + L, natus, birth
pertaining to the time and process of giving birth or being born.

perinatal [per″ĭ-na´t'l]
relating to the period shortly before and after birth; from the twentieth to twenty-ninth week of gestation to 1 to 4 weeks after birth.

perinatal,
adj related to the time surrounding the birth process.

perinatal
relating to the period shortly before and after birth; the actual time varies between species. The last 10 to 15% of the pregnancy before parturition to the end of a comparable period after birth would cover present usage of the term.

perinatal mortality
the percentage of animals in the danger period which die, as a ratio of the total number exposed.

perinatal
adjective Referring to the period around birth, often between the 28th wk of pregnancy and the end of the first wk of life


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These include both perinatally infected children and teenagers infected through the sexual or intravenous drug route.
Twenty-four children that were perinatally infected with HIV were included in this substudy.
People living with HIV are living much longer now than early in the epidemic, including children who were perinatally infected (in whom HIV was transmitted through the birth process from their mother).
 
 
 
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