Примери за използване на Transplacental на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Transplacental metastases of malignant melanoma can occur.
Challenge studies have shown lack of protection against transplacental transmission of CSFV.
Transplacental transition- herpes virus penetrates to the fetus from the blood of a pregnant woman.
The second study thus provided no evidence that zidovudine acts as a transplacental carcinogen.
Transplacental infection generally leads to abortion, fetal death, preterm labor or neonatal sepsis.
Of all immunoglobulins, the baby receives IgG during pregnancy through the transplacental barrier.
There is also a possibility of infection with a transplacental way when the infection is transmitted to a fruit from the pregnant woman.
The second study thus provided no evidence that zidovudine acts as a transplacental carcinogen.
Other plausible routes of transmission are transplacental spread, contact with maternal body fluids or respiratory transmission.[6, 7].
This is explained, obviously, not only by the synthesis of albumin by the fetus, butalso by the partial transplacental transition from the mother.
Can be used during pregnancy butmay not prevent transplacental transmission of Classical swine fever field virus from the sow to foetuses.
For active immunisation of cattle against BVDV-1 and BVDV-2,to prevent the birth of persistently infected calves caused by transplacental infection.
A pregnant woman with a chickenpox can infect her child,as the virus passes transplacental, that is, through the placental barrier from mother to fetus.
At the moment of birth, the level of glycemia in a child corresponds to that of his mother,which is explained by free transplacental diffusion.
Infection can occur via hematogenous, transplacental spread from an infected mother or, more commonly, via ascending infection from the cervix.
For the active immunisation of female pigs for the protection of progeny against transplacental infection caused by porcine parvovirus.
Because in most pregnancies the transplacental hemorrhage is less than 0.1 mL, most women are sensitized as a result of small undetectable fetomaternal hemorrhage.
Serological evaluation of a small case series of pregnant women suggests that transplacental migration of larvae is possible in humans.
It can occur naturally by transplacental transfer of maternal antibodies to the developing fetus, or it can be induced artificially by injecting a recipient with exogenous antibodies targeted to a specific pathogen or toxin.
Neonatal lupus is a rare disease of the foetus andneonate acquired from the transplacental passage of specific maternal autoantibodies.
It can occur naturally by transplacental transfer of maternal antibodies to the developing fetus, or it can be induced artificially by injecting a recipient with exogenous antibodies that are usually manufactured for this purpose and that are targeted to a specific pathogen or toxin.
The MAH amended the corresponding part accordingly andalso added another sentence to reflect the documented transplacental transmission.
Studies in animals have shown reproductive toxicity, such as transplacental passage and increased foetal platelet counts in rats(see section 5.3).
Concentrations of LAM in maternal serum, amniotic fluid, and neonatal serum are similar,probably because of free transplacental diffusion of the drug.
The active ingredients of Trizivir may inhibit cellular DNA replication,zidovudine has been shown to be transplacental carcinogen in one animal study and abacavir has been shown to be carcinogenic in animal models(see section 5.3).
A lesser role in infection is played by the alimentary(when eating contaminated products),contact(when using common hygiene items and utensils), and transplacental(intrauterine) routes.
Transmission of the rubella vaccine virus to infants via breast milk as well as transplacental transmission has been documented without any evidence of clinical disease.
Especially defenseless against infections are premature babies, due to the pronounced immaturity of the whole organism, including immunity,as well as insufficient transplacental transmission of antibodies from the mother.
Infants can develop severe dengue infection during their primary infection due to transplacental transfer of maternal antibodies to a different serotype from an immune mother.
The active ingredients of Combivir may inhibit cellular DNA replication andzidovudine has been shown to be transplacental carcinogen in one animal study(see section 5.3).