Characteristics and risk factors of preterm births in a tertiary center in Lagos, Nigeria.

Characteristics and risk factors of preterm births in a tertiary center in Lagos, Nigeria.
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10.11604/pamj.2016.24.1.8382
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发表时间:
2016
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The Pan African medical journal
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Ryckman K
Ryckman K
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Butali A;Ezeaka C;Ekhaguere O;Weathers N;Ladd J;Fajolu I;Esezobor C;Makwe C;Odusanya B;Anorlu R;Adeyemo W;Iroha E;Egri-Okwaji M;Adejumo P;Oyeneyin L;Abiodun M;Badejoko B;Ryckman K

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