LAMELLAR BODY COUNT IN AMNIOTIC FLUID AS A PREDICTOR OF FETAL LUNG MATURITY IN HIGH RISK PREGNANCIES
Emad Fathi Abdel-Ghani Mohammed AbulMagd;
Abstract
Study was performed on 60 cases, 20 cases normal pregnancies, 40 cases were high risk, lamellar body count (LBC) in amniotic fluid was correlated to development of respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) in newborns to predict fetal lung maturity. Statistical
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| Title | LAMELLAR BODY COUNT IN AMNIOTIC FLUID AS A PREDICTOR OF FETAL LUNG MATURITY IN HIGH RISK PREGNANCIES | Authors | Emad Fathi Abdel-Ghani Mohammed AbulMagd | Keywords | LAMELLAR BODY COUNT IN AMNIOTIC FLUID AS A PREDICTOR OF FETAL LUNG MATURITY IN HIGH RISK PREGNANCIES | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | Study was performed on 60 cases, 20 cases normal pregnancies, 40 cases were high risk, lamellar body count (LBC) in amniotic fluid was correlated to development of respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) in newborns to predict fetal lung maturity. Statistical |
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