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Placentitis and Perinatal Infections: Issues of Pathology and Pathogenesis. / Zinserling, V.; Kolobov, A.; Lucas, S.

Springer Nature, 2025. 114 p.

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Zinserling, V, Kolobov, A & Lucas, S 2025, Placentitis and Perinatal Infections: Issues of Pathology and Pathogenesis. Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-80553-0

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Zinserling, V., Kolobov, A., & Lucas, S. (2025). Placentitis and Perinatal Infections: Issues of Pathology and Pathogenesis. Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-80553-0

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Zinserling V, Kolobov A, Lucas S. Placentitis and Perinatal Infections: Issues of Pathology and Pathogenesis. Springer Nature, 2025. 114 p. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-80553-0

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Zinserling, V. ; Kolobov, A. ; Lucas, S. / Placentitis and Perinatal Infections: Issues of Pathology and Pathogenesis. Springer Nature, 2025. 114 p.

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