A 24-week-old baby should have been in utero for another 14 to 16 weeks.

One was removed in utero to give the others a better chance.

Now she is unconscious, and her baby has died in utero.

We now know a great deal about pain perception in utero.

Millions were exposed to the drug in utero over 30 years.

The baby was believed to express its character in utero.

I think the future of babies now in utero is very uncertain.

Most people who were exposed to cocaine in utero are normal.

"I've come to the conclusion that their mothers force them in utero into whatever sort of baby they want."

Since there is no way to test lung development in utero, Andersen has to play a game of chance.

So the shark began life as a kind of in utero cannibal.

If you purposely create more than one child in utero, there's a good chance they're going to have to come out early.

Baby teeth start forming while the fetus is still in utero.

I had probably starved my own child to death in utero, rather than risk known disaster.

It was the second single from their last album, In Utero.

We now have the beginning of the ability to correct major defects in utero."

Besides, I monitored the child's in utero development myself.

"How do you inoculate an organism against in utero infection?"

Three years later, Kyra was born, while her twin sister died in utero.

The suspicious blood was provided by a "vanished" twin who died in utero.

This build up begins to be formed in utero.

By 5 weeks in utero, it is visible as a single portion toward the front of the fetus.

Of course, as more conditions are diagnosed in utero, many parents may simply decline testing, or use the information to prepare themselves.

Or risk fixing the problem in utero and allow time for normal growth and development?

After I had my C-section, it was like being in utero.

An in-utero maternal immune response has been hypothesized for this effect.

We referred to my in-utero grandchild as Riley because a name was more personal than "it."

The effect has been found even in males not raised with their biological brothers, suggesting an in-utero environmental causation.

Approximately 20,000 infants are left with permanent damage following in-utero rubella exposure.

In-utero testing through amniocentisis can detect disorders like Down syndrome in the fetus.

Prune belly syndrome can be diagnosed via ultrasound while a child is still in-utero.

The best approach to preventing delinquency begins with protecting the in-utero environment and includes promoting good nutrition in early childhood.

The Meta-Flux also contaminated at least 7 in-utero children born in the aftermath of the explosion, close to its epicentre.

First to perform a successful in-utero fetal surgery (Michael R. Harrison)

It can include hereditary hearing loss or hearing loss due to other factors present either in-utero (prenatal) or at the time of birth.

All infants whose mothers are H.I.V. positive initially test positive themselves because of the in-utero exchange of antibodies.

In-utero exposure to methylmercury has been linked to mental retardation, sensory disturbances such as blindness and deafness, and significant delays in motor development.

It is hypothesized to have something to do with changes induced in the mother's body when gestating a boy that affects subsequent sons, possibly an in-utero maternal immune response.

These studies found no significant effect of in-utero exposure to the trycyclics S.S.R.I.'s on I.Q., language development or behavioral development among children followed to age 7.

THC and marijuana smoke have been directly linked to miscarriage, in-utero fetal death, stillbirth and infant death just after birth, along with behavioral and biological abnormalities of offspring.

Burbacher studied a group of macaque monkeys, from birth to sixteen years of age, to evaluate near- and long-term effects of in-utero methylmercury exposure on physical development, cognition, and sensory function.

Coed hairiness is O.K., as is sag, as is flab, even the kind that bobs gently on the waves created by the languid, in-utero movements of your tub mates.

The department pioneered several innovative therapies in this field of medicine, including fetal surgery to treat birth defects in the womb, the first-ever successful in-utero bone-marrow transplant and Michigan's first in-vitro fertilization program.

Pontocerebellar hypoplasia type 5 (PCH type 5) PCH type 5 is similar to PCH type 4, but differs in having in-utero fetal seizure-like activity.

On September 25, 2003, the boy's parents, Alex and Julie, testified before the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Science, Technology, and Space about the photo and their experience with in-utero surgery.

In fact, the reports of a correlation between childhood cancer and in-utero radiation have been criticized for a number of shortcomings, such as not taking into account the influence of pre-existing medical conditions for which the examinations were required.

At least one published study by researchers specializing in psycho-sexual development has determined there is a positive association between in-utero DES exposure among DES daughters and increased potential of a girl being homosexual or bisexual.

The authors of the summary report said they were worried that because dioxins affect cell growth and confuse biological signals early in fetal development, "the human embryo may be very susceptible to long-term impairment of immune function from in-utero effects."

Written in the first person, it is formatted to read as the "diary" of a fetus, chronicling the process of fetal development from an in-utero perspective, beginning with conception on October 2 and ending in an induced abortion on December 28.

In support, you provide the emotional appeal of the Walden case, dealing with fetal-to-fetal, in-utero tissue transfer to correct a fatal genetic illness and repeat the advice of several specially appointed (but strongly biased) committees opposing such limitations on fetal experimentation.