Conception, cerclage, and clinical counseling

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Conception, cerclage, and clinical counseling

Procreative specialists have unique opportunities for primary prevention. The Barker hypothesis (1), where the intrauterine environment results in epigenetic influences beyond those contributed by maternal and paternal DNA, has important implications for preconception and antepartum care. Accordingl…

VOLUME 114, ISSUE 4, P769

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J. Preston Parry, M.D., M.P.H.

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Reflections on "A four step strategy for robot assisted abdominal cerclage placement prior to pregnancy" by Heiden et al.

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