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The determinants of perinatal mortality in a teaching group of hospitals in Southern Africa
Icebergs - Why start a thesis thinking about icebergs? Death from medical conditions represents the tip of an iceberg. What causes death in some, will maim, injure or leave damaged in others. Death remains a parameter with which to measure part of the effect of a disorder on the mother or fetus. Wh...
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2020
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