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M G Kerr
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Laparoscopy in a general gynecologic unit.
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Prenatal mortality and genetic wastage in man.
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An electron microscope study of a tail abnormality in spermatozoa from a subfertile man.
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Female sterilisation by tubal electrocoagulation under laparoscopic control.
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Haemodynamic changes associated with labour.
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Observations on cardiorespiratory function during caesarean section.
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Comparison of two immunochemical and three biological methods for the assay of human chorionic gonadotrophin in serum.
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Infertility in women clinically attributed to uterine factors.
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Hemodynamic changes during Caesarean section.
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Immunological rejection as a cause of abortion.
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A study of cardiac output at rest throughout pregnancy.
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The circulatory effects of recumbent postural change in late pregnancy.
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Sex chromatin and chromosome analysis in ovarian teratomas.
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Suxamethonium and uterine activity.
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Studies of the mode of action of intra-amniotic injection of hypertonic solutions in the induction of labor.
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The relationship between ovarian tumours and intersex states with special reference to the disgerminoma and arrhenoblastoma.
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