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الحمل خارج الرحم حالة نادرة من الحمل القرني
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توضح المقالة حالة نادرة من الحمل خارج الرحم: (الحمل القرني) حيث استمر الحمل على غير العادة حتى تمامه. وضِع التشخيص بعـد فـتح الـبطن لإجراء القيصرية التي تمت في ظروف صعبة جداً بسبب غزارة النزف، و لكن فـي النهايـة تكللـت الجهود بالنجاح الباهر، فقد أمكن توليد الجنين و إنقاذ حياة الأم دون الاضطرار لاستئصال الرحم.
Ectopic Pregnancy: Avery rare case of cornual pregnancy The statement dexcribes a very rare case of ectopic pregnancy "Cornual pregnancy" which unusually had continued to full term. The case had been diagnosed after the laparatomy during cesarean section which had been achieved in very difficult circumstances, because the hemorrhage was very heavy. The author could deliver a healthy fetus, save the patient's life, and save her uterus and fertility.
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impact of universal screening to detect Gestational diabetes mellitus.
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education, availability of family planning services and increased access to a range of
effective birth control methods. and must evaluate the incidence of unplanned pregnancy in
our society and make proper action to reduce and prevent the occurrence of unplanned
pregnancy.
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