Heroin addiction among pregnant women and their newborn babies
American Journal of Obstetrics and GynecologyPublished 1 April 1958Open access
Samuel O. Krause, Peter M. Murray, James B. Holmes, Reynold E. Burch
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SJR score2.77
SNIP2.75
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Eighteen pregnant patients with heroin addiction and their newborn babies were studied and the cases were analyzed as to method of delivery, postpartum complications and treatment, fetal salvage and fetal deaths, birth weight, fetal complications and Treatment.
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Eighteen pregnant patients with heroin addiction and their newborn babies were studied. The cases were analyzed as to method of delivery, postpartum complications and treatment, fetal salvage and fetal deaths, birth weight, fetal complications and treatment.
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