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Announcing the Officers of the Faculty Forum
News release announcing the officers of the Faculty Forum at the University of Dayton
Fetal leg posture in uncomplicated breech and cephalic pregnancies
Background The objective of our study was to determine differences in prenatal leg posture development between breech and cephalic-born babies. Materials and methods Ten healthy fetuses in breech and ten healthy fetuses in cephalic presentation were observed by means of weekly ultrasounds from 33 weeks gestational age until birth to assess leg posture. Results The breech fetuses showed a clear preference for an extended leg position; they spent significantly more time with their knees in extension than the cephalic fetuses (p<0.001). The cephalic fetuses showed significantly more leg-crossing than the breech fetuses (p<0.01). For both findings, no significant change over time could be observed in either group. Conclusion These findings show that the intra-uterine position does influence the fetal postural and motor development. However, it seems unlikely that intra-uterine movement restriction can solely be held accountable for the observed differences in leg position between breech and cephalic fetuses. © 2008 The Author(s)
Legumes as food ingredient: characterization, processing, and applications
Editores: Jiménez-López, José Carlos (CSIC); Clemente, Alfonso (CSIC
Die Magnetresonanztomographie als Therapiekontrolle nach Repositionsbehandlung bei kongenitaler Hüftluxation
Die Magnetresonanztomographie als Therapiekontrolle nach Repositionsbehandlung bei kongenitaler Hüftluxation
Konsequenzen aus der Inzidenz der Muskelausfälle an der Hand bei traumatischen Plexus brachialis Läsionen
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