0 involving a pregnancy that lasts for the normal amount of time, around 40 weeks in humans, before the baby is born:
full-term births/pregnancies
IVF babies are often underweight, even when they are full-term.
Infants were healthy with no known developmental delays and were born full-term (37-43 weeks) with normal birth weights (2.9-4.2 kg).
A full-term male infant, birth weight 3.1 kg, was admitted, aged 48 hours with persistent cyanosis and a systolic murmur.
The relation of change in maternal interactive styles to the developing social competence of full-term and preterm children.
Feeding and therapeutic procedures were also relevant factors for outcome in full-term children.
They compared preterm and full-term infants on measures of maternal depression, infant health characteristics, and attachment security at 1 year postterm.
Unfortunately, not enough death cases containing all the relevant information are available to repeat the adjusted model for full-term infants born at 37 weeks.
Table 2 shows the mean vocabulary production scores of children born extremely preterm, very preterm and full-term.
Nuclear totipotency of cultured rabbit morulae to support full-term development following nuclear transfer.
