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Maternal and neonatal outcomes of pre-eclampsia in African black women, South West Nigeria
Aim: To evaluate the biophysical, biochemical and clinical characteristics of pre-eclamptic pregnancies as a suitable approach to access and manage pregnancy at risk of pre-eclampsia. Methods: 89 pregnant women with preeclampsia were investigated longitudinally at prepartum and postpartum. The bioph...
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