Pre-eclampsia: physiology and immunological aspects.
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It is demonstrated that the maternal immune system which is strongly stressed during all the stages of normal gestation is implicated in pre-eclampsia, and its role is unclear, which will lead to a more adapted preventive and therapeutic management of the illness.
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- 1995-08-01
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- 53
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- Open access
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