A unique way of 2nd trimester MTP in a case of Pregnancy with huge Fibroid – A case report : A unique way of 2nd trimester MTP in a case of Pregnancy with huge Fibroid
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Dr Rajkumar Salunke, Dr Shashi Goyal, Dr Prathima Chipalkatti , Dr Prashant BhamareFiles
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Published in Vol. 64 No. 1 (2022) of Bombay Hospital Journal.
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