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products of conception

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products of conception
Obstetrics The aggregate of tissues present in a fertilized gestation; in a pregnancy that has been terminated or aborted, chorionic villi and/or fetal tissue must be present in a specimen to make a definitive diagnosis of intrauterine–as opposed to ectopic pregnancy; decidualized and secretory endometrium may be found in either intrauterine and ectopic pregnancies


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The Court resolved the seeming contradiction between the Constitutional protection of the fight to life of the products of conception and the legality of abortion.
Only women who have close contact with ewes at the time of aborting or giving birth, with new-born lambs and with placentae or products of conception are at risk.
D&E was needed to complete the procedure), bleeding requiting transfusion, infection requiring intravenous antibiotics, retained products of conception requiring dilation and curettage, organ injury requiring additional surgery, cervical laceration requiring repair and hospital readmission.
 
 
 
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