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FACTORES DE RIESGO.
Rebeca Jiménez Alfaro, Maria Setefilla López Criado, Ángel Santalla
Hernández.
Edad materna
Paridad
Raza
Hábitos tóxicos
Gestación múltiple
Enfermedades preexistentes
Abortos de repetición
Reproducción asistida
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