Uterine Cervical Incompetence

Known as: Cervical Incompetence, Cervices, Incompetent, Incompetent Cervices

Incompetent UTERINE CERVIX is usually diagnosed in the second trimester of PREGNANCY. It is characterized by passive painless cervical dilation in…

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2006

Zarko Alfirevic, MD, FRCOG A universally agreed-upon definition of cervical insufficiency or “being at risk for preterm delivery…

1991

I Departmetnt of Hcalth and Social Security, Health Services Management. Cervical cancer screening. London: Department of Health…

1990

A total of 39 patients with the diagnosis of cervical incompetence were followed up with cervical sonography after placement of…

1988

Contrary to the happy image in the media of multiple births the reality is often starkly different. Data on multiple pregnancy…

1985

We report the articulation results in 87 4-year-old children with overt cleft palates who had been repaired at age 1 by the same…

1984

Ethyl methanesulfonate rendered a high percentage of Rhodospirillum rubrum cells plasmidless and photosynthetically incompetent…

1981

The term “empty sella” defines an anatomical condition in which the sella is largely occupied by an arachnoid diverticulum…

1979

Although a closed cervix is a normal finding during pregnancy, dilated endocervical canals were visualized ultrasonically prior…

1977

Mechanical injuries by dilatating the cervix uteri for artificial abortion may lead to intra- and postoperative complications; of…

1961