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Escudero¹, Lee, Carrel

¹The Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Science, Saint Barnabas Medical Center, West Orange, NJ 07052, USA.

Prenatal Diagnosis

|July 29, 2000

Summary

This current awareness service bibliography provides a comprehensive overview of recent publications in prenatal diagnosis. It systematically organizes new research across 17 key sections for easy access to the latest developments.

Area of Science:

Obstetrics and Gynecology
Medical Genetics
Fetal Medicine

Background:

Keeping abreast of rapid advancements in prenatal diagnosis is crucial for healthcare professionals.
A systematic approach to literature review is needed to cover the expanding scope of prenatal diagnostic techniques and applications.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a structured current awareness service for subscribers.
To compile a comprehensive bibliography of newly published material in prenatal diagnosis.

Main Methods:

A detailed bibliography is compiled for each journal issue.
Content is categorized into 17 distinct sections covering all aspects of prenatal diagnosis.
Articles within each section are listed alphabetically by author.

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A categorized bibliography of recent literature on prenatal diagnosis is presented.
The service includes sections ranging from general interest and normal fetal development to specific diagnostic techniques and emerging areas like confined placental mosaicism and fetal cells in maternal circulation.
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Conclusions:

This service effectively disseminates the latest research findings in prenatal diagnosis to subscribers.
The structured format ensures comprehensive coverage and facilitates efficient literature review in the field of prenatal diagnosis.