Pituitary Extract as an Ecbolic.

Atlanta J Rec Med

Milwaukee, Wis.; Associate Professor of Obstetrics in the Medical Department of Marquette University, Milwaukee; Associate Obstetrician in the Milwaukee Maternity Hospital; Member of the Obsterical Staff of Trinity Hospital, Milwaukee.

Published: January 1913

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