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,Johnson’s behavioural systems model,e connecting link between fetus and placenta, usually contains two arteries and one vein which lie in a mucoid connective tissue or .. The arteries, which carry oxygen and nutrients to the fetus, have a strong muscle coat and are formed by the union of the vessels seen coursing over the fetal surfac

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Aspects of the Chemical Bond 1996,ients and those with a family history of multiple pregnancy. The variation is due to the differing incidence of . (. or .) twins in which two mature ova are shed and fertilized at the same time. Both ova may arise from one Graafian follicle or, less commonly, two follicles maturate in 1 month. The i

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Aline Andréa Nicolli,Eduardo F. Mortimer included under this heading were various skin rashes, hyperemesis, polyneuritis and ptyalism (excessive salivation) of pregnancy. Today the term’ toxaemia’ is used by most authorities to include the states of pre-eclampsia, essential hypertension and the chronic nephritis group of illnesses (for th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-46055-0arning signs and the correct management of preeclampsia should greatly reduce the incidence of this dangerous condition. Eclampsia, however, may occur with dramatic suddenness in patients who, only a few days earlier, were normotensive with no obstetric complications. In about 50% of cases the first

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The Nature of the Chemical Bond 1993,aces a wider group and indicates any disparity in size between the fetus and pelvis that will lead to difficulties in labour, or .. Thus, even when the patient has a normal pelvis, disproportion will exist if the fetus presents by the brow, has hydrocephalus or is excessively large. A badly flexed o

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Ethics of Science and Technology Assessment clearly defined as shown diagrammatically in Figure 51, but the fibres in general thin out as they approach the uterine isthmus and cervix. The waves of contraction and retraction which commence in the area of the cornua become less intense as they pass downwards to the lower segment. As the latter