Biomedical subjects
P BERGMAN
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[ACTIVE OBSTETRICS AND IMPROVED TREATMENT RESULTS].
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[PERINATAL MORTALITY AND ACTIVE LABOR CONDITIONS].
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[Management of sterility in the female].
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Bilateral multiple lutein cysts of the ovary complicating normal pregnancy. Report of a case.
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[Local anesthesia with xylocaine as a method of obstetrical anesthesia].
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VACUUM EVACUATOR FOR LEAKLESS ASPIRATION OF OVARIAN CYSTS.
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[Sterlity and sterility therapy].
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[Perinatal mortality in a 10-year series (1951-1960)].
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Does "theoretical orientation" influence ratings of "warmth-acceptance"?
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Natal and postnatal foetal mortality in association with vacuum extraction and forceps delivery.
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Hypertensive form of congenital adrenocortical hyperplasia, analysis of a case with co-existing polycystic ovaries.
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Menarche or spontaneous remission of primary amenorrhea at 38 years of age. Report of a case.
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[Total extirpation or supravaginal amputation of the uterus?].
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Traumatic intra-uterine lesions.
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The value of the vacuum extractor as judged from use in elderly primiparae.
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Mucoid degeneration of Wharton's jelly. An umbilical cord anomaly threatening foetal life.
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