Cervical Pregnancy: A Dilemma for Diagnosis and Management
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School dropouts, Socio-economic status, Socio-demographic profile, Urban slum areaAbstract
Cervical ectopic presents as diagnostic dilemma because of its resemblance to abortion process.Downloads
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