doi: 10.4103/0019-5049.96331.
Awareness and attitudes towards labour pain and labour pain relief of urban women attending a private antenatal clinic in Chennai, India
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Awareness and attitudes towards labour pain and labour pain relief of urban women attending a private antenatal clinic in Chennai, India
Indian J Anaesth.
2012 Mar.
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