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. 2014 Jul 8;12:62. doi: 10.1186/1477-7827-12-62

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Influence of ligation position on fetal weight. A. Fetus numbering according to position in the uterus. Fetuses are numbered starting from the most caudal position in each uterine horn. R, right uterine horn; L, left uterine horn. B. Mean fetal weight according to position in the uterus in P3. More distal fetuses presented lower weights than caudal fetuses. C. Mean placental weight according to position in the uterus in P3. Placentas associated to distal fetuses presented lower weights in the right uterine horn, data from left side didn’t show significant differences.