BMJ
 1966
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.2.5519.929
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Massive removal of small bowel during criminal abortion.

P. M. Shenoi1,
B. J. Smits2,
Sasha Davidson3
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“…The gut is considered to play an important part in irreversible shock (Marston, 1964). Removal may protect against deterioration (Shenoi, Smits, and Davidson, 1966).…”
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confidence: 99%

Review of arterial thrombosis in association with oral contraceptives

Keown
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1969
Journal of British Surgery
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“…The gut is considered to play an important part in irreversible shock (Marston, 1964). Removal may protect against deterioration (Shenoi, Smits, and Davidson, 1966).…”
Section: Commentmentioning
confidence: 99%

Review of arterial thrombosis in association with oral contraceptives

Keown
1
1969
Journal of British Surgery
17
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“…CASE 4 Intestinal resection. A married West Indian woman aged 22 suffered massive small bowel loss as a result of criminal abortion (Shenoi, Smits, and Davidson, 1966).…”
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Ready adsorption of medium chain triglyceride in the steatorrhoea syndrome.

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Wilding2,
Cooke3
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Uterine perforation as a complication of surgical abortion causing small bowel obstruction: a review

Augustin
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Majerović
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Luetić
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2013
Arch Gynecol Obstet
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