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[Fetal blood sampling under ultrasonic control].

A Berrebi·J M Reme·M F Sarramon·M H Bessières·C Demur·G Pontonnier·X Monrozies·A Fournie
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Withdrawing foetal blood from the umbilical cord under ultrasonic control requires close co-ordination between obstetricians and echographists. The most important indications for this procedure are infections and foetal karyotype determination.

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A Berrebi, J M Reme, M F Sarramon, M H Bessières, C Demur, G Pontonnier, X Monrozies, A Fournie. 1987-02-07. [Fetal blood sampling under ultrasonic control].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2950449/

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