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Smriti Prasad1, Isil Ayhan1, Doaa Mohammed1

  • 1Fetal Medicine Unit, St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, London, United Kingdom.

American journal of obstetrics and gynecology
|January 9, 2025
PubMed
概括

双胞胎怀孕中高度交织的胎儿生长失调显著增加了不良周产期结果的风险. 结合生长不一致性模式和大脑胎盘比率多普勒评估的预测模型在识别这些风险方面提供了卓越的准确性.

关键词:
不和 不和 不和 不和负面的负面影响人工智能的人工智能是人工智能.胎儿死亡 胎儿死亡胎儿生长限制 限制胎儿生长在子宫内死亡.在纵向的长度上.机器学习是机器学习.疾病发病率 疾病发病率 疾病发病率死亡率 死亡率多重怀孕是一个多重怀孕.新生儿新生儿新生儿新生儿新生儿单位 新生儿单位结果就是结果.周产阶段 周产阶段单身怀孕 单身怀孕对于妊娠年龄来说小.一个死产的死亡.双胞胎 双胞胎 双胞胎 双胞胎 双胞胎

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