Spontaneous Resolution of Asymptomatic Chlamydia trachomatis in Pregnancy
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B. Sibai | J. Carey | M. Dombrowski | M. Klebanoff | S. Caritis | R. Wapner | O. Langer | M. Varner | W. Andrews | M. O’Sullivan | M. Miodovnik | A. Moawad | J. Sheffield | J. Ernest | C. Macpherson | M. W. Varner | W. Trout | M. O'Sullivan | M. O'sullivan | M. J. OʼSULLIVAN
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