Analysis of Near Miss Cases as a Reflection of Emergency Obstetric Services and Need of Obstetric ICCU
Ajesh Desai, Vijay Kansara, Disha Vijay Sahijwani
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Desai A, Kansara V, Sahijwani DV. Analysis of Near Miss Cases as a Reflection of Emergency Obstetric Services and Need of Obstetric ICCU. J South Asian Feder Obs Gynae 2013; 5 (3):99-101.
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