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リビアにおける妊娠性肝炎

A B Christie, A A Allam, M K Aref

    Lancet (London, England)
    |October 16, 1976
    PubMed
    まとめ

    肝炎は,リビアの妊婦の死亡リスクが高く,死亡率は12.97%である. 肝炎を患った妊婦の死亡率は,妊婦でない女性よりもかなり高かった.

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    アフリカ アフリカ アフリカ アフリカ抗体は抗体である.抗体形成の形成についてアラブ諸国 アラブ諸国生物学 生物学 生物学とは配送 配送 配送 配送 配送発展途上国 開発途上国病気 病気 病気英語話系アフリカ健康 健康 健康 健康とは肝臓への影響免責権 免責権とは免疫学的な要因黄は黄である.リビア リビア リビア リビア栄養失調 栄養失調 栄養失調 栄養失調 栄養失調母親の健康について母親の栄養について地中海諸国 地中海諸国北アフリカ,北アフリカ,北アフリカ栄養素 栄養素 栄養素 栄養素栄養失調症 栄養失調症について生理学 生理学とは妊娠 妊娠 妊娠妊娠の結果について妊娠,第3四半期繁殖 繁殖 繁殖する徴候と症状についてウイルス感染症 ウイルス感染症

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