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Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine logoLink to Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
. 1972 Aug;65(8):698–699.

Drug therapy in labour and reduction of induction-delivery interval.

J S Scott
PMCID: PMC1644046  PMID: 5085957

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