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Relationship between occupational exposure to anaesthetic gases and spontaneous abortion
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SESSION 1: ABORTION
Introduction: There are different opinions about the relationship between the exposure of pregnant staff members to anaesthetic gases and the occurance of spontaneous abortion.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between the exposure to anaesthetic gases and the occurance of spontaneous abortion.
Design and Method;: This is a case control study performed at all educational hospitals of tehran. all staff personnel were...
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