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. 2001 Oct 20;323(7318):930-1; author reply 933-4.

Delivery by caesarean section. Increased numbers of caesareans do not match diagnoses of fetal distress

A Banerjee, J Hollinshead, E Williams
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Delivery by caesarean section. Increased numbers of caesareans do not match diagnoses of fetal distress

A Banerjee et al. BMJ. .
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