Non-viable

Non-viable (NON-VIABLE)

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Section	English 603	Arabic 603	Czech 603	German 603	Spanish 603	Finnish 603	French 603	Italien 603	[[pl-I:60#603\|Template:Lang name -pl 603]]	Portuguese 603	Russian 603
603-1	viable	قادر على الحياة	životaneschopný	lebensfähig	viable	elinkelpoinen	viable	fete vitale	płód zdolny do życia	VIÁVEL	Жизнеспособный утробный плод
603-2	non-viable	غير قادر على الحياة	životaschopný	nicht lebensfähig	no viable	elinkyvytön	non viable	fete non vitale	niezdolny do życia	INVIÁVEL —NÃO VIÁVEL	Нежизнеспособный утробный плод
603-3	period of gestation —duration of pregnancy	مدة الحمل	délka těhotenství —doba těhotenství —trvání těhotenství	Mindestdauer der Schwangerschaft	período de gestación —duración del embarazo	raskauden kestoaika	durée de gestation —durée de grossesse	durata della gestazione —durata della gravidanza	minimum trwania ciąży	PERÍODO de gestação —DURAÇÃO da gravidez	Продолжительность беременности
603-4	confinement	وضع	porod	Geburt —Entbindung —Niederkunft	parto —alumbramiento	synnytys	accouchement	parto	poród	PARTO	Роды
603-5	abortion	إجهاض—إسقاط	potrat —přerušení těhotenství —abort	Fehlgeburt —Abortus —Abort	aborto	keskenmeno —abortti	avortement —interruption de grossesse	aborto —interruzione della gravidanza	poronienie —przerwanie ciąży	ABÔRTO	Прерывание беременности —Выкидыш —Аборт
603-6	puerperium	نفاس N	šestinedělí —puerperium	Wochenbett —Puerperium	puerperio —sobreparto	lapsivuode —puerperium	puerperium	puerperio	okres połogowy	PUERPÉRIO	Послеродовой период

A foetus is said to be non-viable² during the first part of a pregnancy and viable ¹ thereafter. The change occurs when the foetus becomes capable of independent existence outside its mother, which is commonly considered to take place when the period of gestation ³ or duration of pregnancy ³ has lasted between 20 and 28 weeks. If the pregnancy has lasted longer than this, the expulsion of the foetus (alive or dead) takes place during confinement ⁴; an earlier expulsion is called an abortion ⁵ (cf. para. 604). The period of about six weeks after delivery (during which the uterus usually regains its normal size and in which the probability of conception is low) is called the puerperium ⁶ (424-3).

1. viable adj. — viability n.
4. The actual process of the expulsion of the foetus is called delivery or parturition, which is the termination of labour.
5. abortion n. — abort v.
6. puerperium n. — puerperal adj.