Cheng, 2006 - Google Patents
Medical abortion in early pregnancy: experience in ChinaCheng, 2006
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- 8761503504060160606
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- Cheng L
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- Contraception
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BACKGROUND: When medical abortion was first introduced in China, prostaglandins (PGs) were used alone or in combination with Chinese herbs or steroid drugs, but the results were not satisfactory. Mifepristone is now produced in three companies in China and is commonly …
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