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Abstract
Abdominal pregnancy has been reviewed on the basis of an analysis of 236 cases by
Cornell and Lash and twenty-two more cases from the literature from the points of
view of its incidence, etiology, methods of diagnosis, optimal time of operative intervention,
and disposition of the placenta; and an unusual case, hitherto unreported, has been
presented.
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