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Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1993
Information concerning the most recently discovered infections with perinatal implications is constantly expanding. Hepatitis C virus is responsible for the majority of cases of sporadic and transfusion-related non-A, non-B hepatitis. Its prevalence in the general obstetric population is approximately 2%, but it is much higher in intravenous drug users
L, Lynch, A, Ghidini
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Information concerning the most recently discovered infections with perinatal implications is constantly expanding. Hepatitis C virus is responsible for the majority of cases of sporadic and transfusion-related non-A, non-B hepatitis. Its prevalence in the general obstetric population is approximately 2%, but it is much higher in intravenous drug users
L, Lynch, A, Ghidini
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Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1973
SummaryFrom November, 1967, to the end of December, 1969, perinatal deaths among 7 190 consecutive single births in the University Hospital of Uppsala, Sweden, were analysed in a study using multiple regression analysis and a program for selecting optimal combinations of explanatory variables.The overall perinatal mortality rate, expressed as ...
F, Pettersson, S, Melander, D, Lagerberg
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SummaryFrom November, 1967, to the end of December, 1969, perinatal deaths among 7 190 consecutive single births in the University Hospital of Uppsala, Sweden, were analysed in a study using multiple regression analysis and a program for selecting optimal combinations of explanatory variables.The overall perinatal mortality rate, expressed as ...
F, Pettersson, S, Melander, D, Lagerberg
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2001
Perinatal tuberculosis is insufficiently understood. Its early diagnosis is essential but often difficult as the initial manifestations may be delayed. Improved screening of women at risk and sensitivity of the medical community are necessary. A coherent system of cooperation between the hospital and community services and between pediatricians and ...
M, Ray, J S, Goraya, S, Basu, V, Parmar
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Perinatal tuberculosis is insufficiently understood. Its early diagnosis is essential but often difficult as the initial manifestations may be delayed. Improved screening of women at risk and sensitivity of the medical community are necessary. A coherent system of cooperation between the hospital and community services and between pediatricians and ...
M, Ray, J S, Goraya, S, Basu, V, Parmar
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