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R R Lenke, J F Watchko, S Nudelman

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|November 1, 1986

Abstract:

A case of severe idiopathic nonimmune fetal hydrops spontaneously resolved after delivery with only basic supportive therapy. This case emphasizes that natural occurrences occasionally are responsible for successes attributed to invasive intrauterine treatments.

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