Pathological postpartum breast engorgement: Prediction, prevention, and resolution

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Pathological postpartum breast engorgement: Prediction, prevention, and resolution. / Alekseev, N.P.; Vladimir, I.I.; Nadezhda, T.E.

In: Breastfeeding Medicine, No. 4, 2015, p. 203-208.

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Alekseev, N.P. ; Vladimir, I.I. ; Nadezhda, T.E. / Pathological postpartum breast engorgement: Prediction, prevention, and resolution. In: Breastfeeding Medicine. 2015 ; No. 4. pp. 203-208.

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