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    • High-risk pregnancies present complex clinical challenges.
    • Environmental and intrinsic hazardous factors significantly impact pregnancy outcomes.
    • Existing diagnostic paradigms for fetal and newborn injuries require re-evaluation.

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    • To discuss the multifaceted problems associated with high-risk pregnancies.
    • To analyze the detrimental effects of hazardous factors on maternal and fetal health.
    • To highlight the need for updated diagnostic strategies in identifying fetal and newborn injuries.

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