<syndrome> Gestation extending 43 weeks or longer; sometimes associated with foetal dysmaturity. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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a syndrome due to placental insufficiency that causes chronic stress and hypoxia, seen in fetuses and newborn infants in postterm pregnancies and characterized by decreased subcutaneous fat, skin desquamation, and long fingernails, often with yellow meconium staining of the nails, skin, and vernix. Called also dysmaturity...
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Type: Term Definitions: 1. gestation extending 43 weeks or longer; sometimes associated with fetal dysmaturity.
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