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2018-04-19 14:07:18
27 week pregnancy ultrasound scan copy What is Intra Uterine,Cephalic. PLACENTA Site Poalevion, Structure Grade 2 and Abnormality NAD Neopaevra. FETAL ANOMALI DETECTED Skull to Cardiac Chambers NAD and Diaphram to Liver NAD
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