Polyhydramnios and pregnancy complicated with Bartter’s syndrome: A case report

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Journal of Experimental and Clinical Medicine
Volume:34 Issue:4
Polyhydramnios and pregnancy complicated with Bartter’s syndrome: A case report

Polyhydramnios and pregnancy complicated with Bartter’s syndrome: A case report

Authors : Hasan ULUBAŞOĞLU, Kadir BAKAY, Davut GÜVEN, İdris KOÇAK

Pages : 287-289

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Publication Date : 2019-10-10

Article Type : Other Papers

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Keywords : Bartters syndrome, Pregnancy, Polyhydramnios

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