Predictive Factors for Delivery within 7 Days after Successful 48-Hour Treatment of Threatened Preterm Labor.

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Predictive Factors for Delivery within 7 Days after Successful 48-Hour Treatment of Threatened Preterm Labor. is …
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P356DOI10.1055/S-0035-1552930
P932PMC publication ID4603845
P698PubMed publication ID26495173

P50authorMarc E. A. SpaandermanQ88573397
Hubertina Cj ScheepersQ88573404
Christine WillekesQ89943287
Martina M PorathQ114526087
Anneke KweeQ114526116
Brent C OpmeerQ114526128
Dimitri N M PapatsonisQ114526137
Martijn A OudijkQ60451716
Ben W. MolQ61861924
Maria G van PampusQ61861948
Kitty W. M. BloemenkampQ61863730
P2093author name stringJoris A M van der Post
Ewoud Schuit
Antoinette C Bolte
Jim van Eyck
Krystyna M Sollie
Joke H Kok
Fred K Lotgering
Sylvia M C Vijgen
Carolien Roos
Hans J J Duvekot
Ashley E R Merién
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P433issue2
P921main subjectpremature laborQ18966545
P304page(s)e141-9
P577publication date2015-06-03
P1433published inAJP reportsQ26842049
P1476titlePredictive Factors for Delivery within 7 Days after Successful 48-Hour Treatment of Threatened Preterm Labor
P478volume5

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Q89495586Efficacy of allylestrenol combined with ritodrine on threatened premature labor and its influence on inflammatory factors in peripheral bloodcites workP2860

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