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January 1, 1995Regional Anesthesia The Journal of Neural Blockade in Obstetrics Surgery & Pain Control

A Reevaluation of the Association Between Instrument Delivery and Epidural Analgesia

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JHJoy L. HawkinsUniversity of Colorado DenverKHKenneth R. HessThe University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer CenterMKM. KubicekBaylor College of Medicine

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