Spontaneous uterine rupture and surgical repair at 21 weeks gestation with progression to live birth: a case report

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, May 2018

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RT @EliShoreMD: Congratulations @DebRobertsonMD and @DrFrecker!!! @StMikesHospital @uoftobgyn #stmikesbabiesarecuter https://t.co/Uu5F4wasUp

11 May 2018

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Congratulations @DebRobertsonMD and @DrFrecker!!! @StMikesHospital @uoftobgyn #stmikesbabiesarecuter https://t.co/Uu5F4wasUp

11 May 2018

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RT @DebRobertsonMD: Ever heard of suturing a ruptured uterus at 21 weeks gestation then delivering a healthy baby at 32 weeks? A challengin…

10 May 2018

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Ever heard of suturing a ruptured uterus at 21 weeks gestation then delivering a healthy baby at 32 weeks? A challenging case with a happy ending. @StMikesHospital @uoftobgyn https://t.co/UCAqzkRurG

10 May 2018

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