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Gauging Preterm Delivery Risk in Asymptomatic Gravidas

Joffe G, 2003

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Pregnancy > Preterm Birth > Risk FactorsPregnancy > Preterm Birth > Prevention
preterm delivery risk assessment, asymptomatic preterm labor prediction, preterm birth screening asymptomatic women, early delivery risk stratification, preterm labor prevention screening

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Joffe, G. (2003). *Gauging Preterm Delivery Risk in Asymptomatic Gravidas*.

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