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Maryam Naseem1, Sanaullah Khan1, Dalal Sulaiman Alshaya2

  • 1Institute of Zoological Sciences University of Peshawar Pakistan.

Acta tropica
|December 20, 2024
PubMed
概括

在有不良产科病史 (BOH) 的女性中,ToRCH感染很常见,导致胎盘问题,如胆炎 (CV). 早期检测ToRCH病原体对于管理BOH和改善妊娠结果至关重要.

关键词:
抗体是一种抗体.不良的产科史 (BOH)胆 ?? 炎 (CV) 是一种在IgG IgG的基础上.的IgM IgM 的情况.核酸 (NA) 是一种核酸.胎盘组织的胎盘组织.在TORCH的病原体中.

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