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DCDA twins, 38 wks, first twin breech mother has BP 140/96, 1+ proteinuria what's the management ?
DCDA twins, 38 wks, first twin breech mother has BP 140/96, 1+ proteinuria what's the management ?
Updated On: Aug 20, 2024
- Immediate LSCS
- Induction at 40 weeks
- Immediate induction and delivery
- Induction if signs of preeclampsia
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