Amniocentesis

Synonyms for "amniocentesis" (1 found)

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Noun(1 words)

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Translations

13 translations across 11 languages.

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Catalan

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  • amniocentesi noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)

Chinese Mandarin

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  • 羊膜穿刺術 /羊膜穿刺术 noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)

Dutch

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  • vruchtwaterpunctie noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)

Finnish

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  • lapsivesipisto noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)

French

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  • amniocentèse noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)

German

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  • Amniozentese noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)
  • Fruchtwasseruntersuchung noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)

Greek

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  • αμνιοκέντηση noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)

Polish

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  • amniocenteza noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)
  • amniopunkcja noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)

Portuguese

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  • amniocentese noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)

Romanian

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  • amniocenteză noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)

Spanish

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  • amniocentesis noun (procedure for obtaining amniotic fluid)

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Tatoeba + Wiktionary

Amniocentesis is usually conducted at 16 weeks gestation and involves taking fluid from the amniotic sac surrounding the developing fetus by inserting a hollow needle into the mother's uterus.

Source: tatoeba (11350971)

In most countries amniocentesis is now offered to – perhaps even imposed on – all older mothers, to check whether the foetus carries an extra chromosome.

Source: wiktionary

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