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Treatment of women who have undergone chemically induced abortions
The Journal of Reproductive Medicine
|August 1, 1985
Abstract:
The pathophysiology of abortion induced by the transcervical introduction of compounds containing mixtures of soap, cresol and phenol is complex. A plan is necessary for the treatment of such critically ill women. The complex, multisystem damage produced by those compounds requires an extremely sophisticated treatment approach to avoid the many pitfalls that beset those cases.
Keywords:
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