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... result in inadequate blood flow to the fetus . After birth , anoxia may result from blood loss , shock , or inadequate respiration . Clinical manifesta- tions include decreased activity , slowing of the heart , and blueness of the skin ...
... result in inadequate blood flow to the fetus . After birth , anoxia may result from blood loss , shock , or inadequate respiration . Clinical manifesta- tions include decreased activity , slowing of the heart , and blueness of the skin ...
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... result of injury or a variety of other disorders . DISEASES OF THE VEINS Organic disease . In thrombophlebitis there is thrombo- sis ( clot formation ) in the veins and a variable amount of inflammatory reaction in the vessel wall . In ...
... result of injury or a variety of other disorders . DISEASES OF THE VEINS Organic disease . In thrombophlebitis there is thrombo- sis ( clot formation ) in the veins and a variable amount of inflammatory reaction in the vessel wall . In ...
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... result of different rates of erosion typically due to the varied resistence of bedrock . These archways may have an arcuate or rectan- gular shape , with the opening extending below water level . The height of an arch can be up to tens ...
... result of different rates of erosion typically due to the varied resistence of bedrock . These archways may have an arcuate or rectan- gular shape , with the opening extending below water level . The height of an arch can be up to tens ...
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