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good and comprehensive clinical research
prevalence of hypertension and proteinuria in this study are a little influenced of multiple pregnancies in probably 25 cases which is not fully elaborated.
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References:
refernce number 12 in this article
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worked in the biggest renal transplant centre in country for 8 years and helped in management of anumber of renal transplant receipients with pregnancy.
How to cite: Mamun H .obstetrics in renal transplantation:a series of cases of pregnancy post transplant observed over24 years[Review of the article 'Obstetrics In Renal Transplantation: A Series Of Cases Of Pregnancy Post Transplant Observed Over 24 Years ' by Naqvi R].WebmedCentral 2011;2(3):WMCRW00634
good and comprehensive clinical research
prevalence of hypertension and proteinuria in this study are a little influenced of multiple pregnancies in probably 25 cases which is not fully elaborated.
no
No
Yes
refernce number 12 in this article
worked in the biggest renal transplant centre in country for 8 years and helped in management of anumber of renal transplant receipients with pregnancy.