Definition of obstetrical in English:

obstetrical

adjective əbˈstɛtrɪk(ə)ləbˈstetrikəl

North American

Relating to childbirth and the processes associated with it.

Derivatives

obstetrically

adverb

North American

The mothers of the 31,133 live births in the earlier period were demographically and obstetrically similar to the mothers of the 28,733 live births after introduction of the guidelines.
Example sentencesExamples
- Do the obstetrically relevant bony pelvic measurements change?
- They commonly occur with radiation induced plexopathies (approximately 60% of patients), but have not been reported in obstetrically related brachial plexopathies.
- Midwives were concerned about the consequences of recommending options that contradicted obstetrically defined clinical norms.
- Patients with gestational hypertension have previously unrecognized chronic hypertension, emerging preeclampsia or transient hypertension of pregnancy, an obstetrically benign condition.

Origin

Late 17th century: via modern Latin obstetricus for Latin obstetricius (based on obstetrix 'midwife'), from obstare 'be present'.

Definition of obstetrical in US English:

obstetrical

adjectiveəbˈstetrikəl

North American

Relating to childbirth and the processes associated with it.

Origin

Late 17th century: via modern Latin obstetricus for Latin obstetricius (based on obstetrix ‘midwife’), from obstare ‘be present’.

单词	obstetrical
释义	Definition of obstetrical in English: obstetrical adjective əbˈstɛtrɪk(ə)ləbˈstetrikəl North American Relating to childbirth and the processes associated with it. Derivatives obstetrically adverb North American The mothers of the 31,133 live births in the earlier period were demographically and obstetrically similar to the mothers of the 28,733 live births after introduction of the guidelines. Example sentencesExamples Do the obstetrically relevant bony pelvic measurements change? They commonly occur with radiation induced plexopathies (approximately 60% of patients), but have not been reported in obstetrically related brachial plexopathies. Midwives were concerned about the consequences of recommending options that contradicted obstetrically defined clinical norms. Patients with gestational hypertension have previously unrecognized chronic hypertension, emerging preeclampsia or transient hypertension of pregnancy, an obstetrically benign condition. Origin Late 17th century: via modern Latin obstetricus for Latin obstetricius (based on obstetrix 'midwife'), from obstare 'be present'. Definition of obstetrical in US English: obstetrical adjectiveəbˈstetrikəl North American Relating to childbirth and the processes associated with it. Origin Late 17th century: via modern Latin obstetricus for Latin obstetricius (based on obstetrix ‘midwife’), from obstare ‘be present’.
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