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Allen, John S.
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Concept Pregnancy Trimester, First
Concept Pregnancy Trimesters
Academic Article A prospective study of risk factors for first trimester miscarriage in Asian women with threatened miscarriage.
Academic Article How can we better predict the risk of spontaneous miscarriage among women experiencing threatened miscarriage?
Academic Article Association of maternal serum progesterone in early pregnancy with low birth weight and other adverse pregnancy outcomes.
Academic Article Validation of serum progesterone <35nmol/L as a predictor of miscarriage among women with threatened miscarriage.
Academic Article Spontaneous miscarriage in first trimester pregnancy is associated with altered urinary metabolite profile.
Academic Article Threatened miscarriage and depressive and anxiety symptoms among women and partners in early pregnancy.
Academic Article Serum progesterone distribution in normal pregnancies compared to pregnancies complicated by threatened miscarriage from 5 to 13 weeks gestation: a prospective cohort study.
Academic Article Characterisation of serum progesterone and progesterone-induced blocking factor (PIBF) levels across trimesters in healthy pregnant women.
Academic Article Gestational age-specific normative values and determinants of serum progesterone through the first trimester of pregnancy.
Academic Article Defects in protective cytokine profiles in spontaneous miscarriage in the first trimester.
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