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Sublingual misoprostol versus standard surgical care for treatment of incomplete abortion in five sub-Saharan African countries
Background: In low-resource settings, where abortion is highly restricted and self-induced abortions are common, access to post-abortion care (PAC) services, especially treatment of incomplete terminations, is a priority. Standard post-abortion care has involved surgical intervention but can be hard...
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