Maternal and fetal complications following treatment for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia
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Summary
The case described is interesting in that the avascular, spongy appearance of theMyometrium at 20 weeks may have represented the process of the myometrium breaking down, and whether the pregnancy could have been left to progress safely beyond 32 weeks is debatable.
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- book
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- 2013-05-01
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Keywords
Horticulture, Biology
References
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