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A prerecorded program for the Ball pelvimetry technique.

E A Friedman
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Pelvimetry can be simplified by a recently devised computer program. The program can be used with any of several advanced programmable pocket or desk-top calculators. This approach is more accurate than either the nomogram or the slide rule, and demands much less time and attention.

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E A Friedman. 1976-10-15. A prerecorded program for the Ball pelvimetry technique.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0002-9378(76)90642-6

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