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Synopsis of obstetrics/ Eugene C. Sandberg.
By: Sandberg, Eugene C., 1924-
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TextPublisher: Saint Louis : Mosby, 1978Edition: Décima edición.Description: x, 644 p. : il.ISBN: 0801633184.Subject(s): Obstetricia. -- -Compendios, sinopsis, etcDDC classification: 618.20202 S561s 1978
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Content advice: This book is a condensed edition of the large standard texts and is designed to provide a synoptic introduction to the field of obstetrics for those desiring generalized obstetric information. It is a broad in its coverage, compressed in its exposition. Theorical and controversial aspects are minimized, and the dogma expressed has been selected as representing a reasonable mean in obstetric opinion and practice today
Ginecología y obstetricia
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Ginecología y obstetricia
This book is a condensed edition of the large standard texts and is designed to provide a synoptic introduction to the field of obstetrics for those desiring generalized obstetric information. It is a broad in its coverage, compressed in its exposition. Theorical and controversial aspects are minimized, and the dogma expressed has been selected as representing a reasonable mean in obstetric opinion and practice today