Definitionn. an unborn or unhatched vertebrate in the later stages of development showing the main recognizable features of the mature animal
Last update: August 8, 2015
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As an eniracte, from April 1649 to January 1650, came the affair of the Fetus Maitre:: Cond, proud and violent; Gaston of Orleans, pliable and contemptible; Conti, the The simpleton; and Longueville, the betrayed husband. [Please select]
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These being cut off, the fetus must of course die. [Please select]
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The natural curvature of both fetus and passages is thus followed and the extraction rendered easier. [Please select]
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Sometimes a fortunate struggle of a live fetus will greatly aid in rectifying the position. [Please select]
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Blood vessels passing through the umbilical cord in a human fetus. [Please select]
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Turn the fetus so as to make a normal anterior presentation. [Please select]
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The fetus is on its side with limbs crossing and presenting. [Please select]
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--The umbilicus, or navel, is the aperture through which the blood vessels pass from the mother to the fetus, and naturally the sides of this aperture ought to adhere or unite after birth. [Please select]
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The stimulus to digestion and nutrition created by the demands of the growing fetus, added to the quieter and more uneventful life, contributes to this result. [Please select]
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