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Placenta Previa

Placenta disease that is characterized by placenta attachment to the uterine wall close to or covering the cervix

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    The physiology and treatment of placenta praevia.

    | Robert Barnes | Date: 1858
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    Clinical history of three cases of placenta praevia, in which podalic version was performed / by D. Lloyd Roberts.

    | David Lloyd Roberts | Date: 1861
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    Correspondence concerning a fatal case of placenta proevia / prepared by Charles E. Buckingham and printed for the benefit of the profession ; republished with an appendix by D. Barnard.

    | Buckingham, Charles E. (Charles Edward), 1821-1877 | Date: 1870
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    Om placenta praevia, dess utveckling och behandling : akademisk afhandling / af Knut Samuel Sirelius.

    | Sirelius, Knut Samuel. | Date: 1861
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    Placenta praevia / by G.M.B. Maughs.

    | George M. B. Maughs | Date: 1879
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