Examples of 'extremely premature' in a sentence
Meaning of "extremely premature"
extremely premature - This phrase describes something that happens or is done much earlier than expected, planned, or considered appropriate
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Extremely premature baby fighting for life.
It is difficult and extremely premature to draw any conclusions.
Extremely premature infants can not survive without resuscitation.
This usually occurs spontaneously in extremely premature babies.
To an extremely premature baby and of watching that baby almost die.
Delivery room resuscitation decisions for extremely premature infants.
I think it would be extremely premature to say that we will totally privatise it.
Strategies for minimizing lung damage in the extremely premature infant.
That is extremely premature.
Study provides best data yet on developmental problems in extremely premature infants.
Sometimes extremely premature.
Extremely premature lambs have been kept alive in an artificial uterus for four weeks.
I find this extremely premature.
Intravenous immunoglobulin is not recommended for routine infection prevention in the extremely premature infant.
We were seeing babies dying or being extremely premature and developing severe handicaps.
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The assertion of the expedition of the Kinneret College is extremely premature.
The survival rate for extremely premature babies is improving dramatically.
Like all marsupials, kangaroos are born extremely premature.
Majority of extremely premature infants who do survive will be free of major disability.
Recent research suggests that babies who are extremely premature may also be at risk.
Currently, periventricular leukomalacia PVL is the principal neurological problem affecting children born extremely premature.
Neonatology deals with extremely premature and thus, potentially very ill infants.
Two of the three children were very premature, and one was extremely premature.
It will be considered extremely premature when the birth occurs before 32 weeks of gestation.
However, non-nutritive suction has shown significant beneficial effects in extremely premature neonates.
Hydroelectrolytic disorders in newborns, especially in extremely premature neonates, contribute to neonatal morbidity and mortality.
Those strategies showed promising results for preventing MV-induced injuries in extremely premature infants.
The extremely premature infant has transparent, friable skin and would be awarded -1 points.
Medical staff guidelines for periviability pregnancy counseling and medical treatment of extremely premature infants ".
I think it's extremely premature to declare that Dallas isn't good enough.
Fortunately, severe ROP is unusual and mostly found in extremely premature infants.
More than 70 % of septic extremely premature neonates and VLBWB demonstrate the ND Risk of bleeding.
Our first daughter, Elsie, was born extremely premature at 24 weeks gestation.
Lamont said, " It is extremely premature to use a phrase like that . ".
We treat patients ranging from extremely premature infants to 18-year-olds.
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