Synonyms for perinatal
ˌpɛr əˈneɪt lperi·na·tal

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1. perinataladjective

   occurring during the period around birth (5 months before and 1 month after)

   "perinatal mortality"; "perinatal care"

   Antonyms:
   postnatal, antepartum, postpartum, antenatal, prenatal

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1. List of paraphrases for "perinatal":

   prenatal, post-natal

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1. Vijaya Raghavan:

   If we analyze anemia to be a triggering condition for perinatal depression and try to talk to the health department about the problems, they will say it is a nutrition problem and lead us to them. The nutrition department will say they have provided all nutritional sustenance and perhaps it is not reaching the women due to lack of education and lead us to the education department and that just goes on.

2. Georges Benjamin:

   If you think about the things that cause premature death -- heart disease, perinatal deaths, tobacco-related diseases -- in many ways, those are spurred by social determinants.

3. Cande Ananth:

   Preterm delivery rates have declined between 2005 and 2014 in the Cande Ananth and in several European countries, so reducing the burden of early deliveries, and in turn improving perinatal survival, will be of tremendous benefit to society.

4. Cande Ananth:

   In the past decade, there have been some obstetrical interventions, as well as physician education, resulting in a decline in births at preterm or early term gestations, indeed, what we found is that the decline in perinatal mortality was largely attributable to changes in the gestational age distribution.

5. Delyse Hutchinson:

   Perinatal difficulties are often overlooked.