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Induction of labor versus expectant monitoring for gestational hypertension or mild preeclampsia was studied, but the provided abstract contains only author names and no results.
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No results reported; leaves open optimal delivery timing in gestational hypertension or mild preeclampsia.
Koopmans, C.M.; Bijlenga, D.; Groen, H.; Vijgen, S.M.; Aarnoudse, J.G.; Bekedam, D.J.; van den Berg, P.P.; de Boer, K.; Burggraaff, J.M.; Bloemenkamp, K.W.; Drogtrop, A.P.; Franx, A.; de Groot, C.J.; Huisjes, A.J.; Kwee, A.; van Loon, A.J.; Lub, A.; Papatsonis, D.N.; van der Post, J.A.; Roumen, F.J.; Scheepers, H.C.; Willekes, C.; Mol, B.W.; van Pampus, M.G. HYPITAT study group Author Information
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