Resistin in amniotic fluid and its association with intra-amniotic infection and inflammation

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An elevated maternal serum C-reactive protein in the context of intra-amniotic inflammation is an indicator that the development of amnionitis, an intense fetal and AF inflammatory response are likely in patients with preterm labor: clinical implications*

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