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The epidemiology of threatened preterm labor: A prospective cohort study
The purpose of this study was to describe the occurrence, timing, and outcomes of hospital-based diagnoses of preterm labor. Administrative records identified hospital admissions for preterm labor among 2534 women in an ongoing cohort study. Factors that were considered risks for prematurity were ex...
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| description | The purpose of this study was to describe the occurrence, timing, and outcomes of hospital-based diagnoses of preterm labor.
Administrative records identified hospital admissions for preterm labor among 2534 women in an ongoing cohort study. Factors that were considered risks for prematurity were examined by logistic regression for an association with any preterm labor diagnosis, a preterm labor diagnosis |
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