How Long Is a Normal Labor? Contemporary Patterns of Labor and Birth in a Low-Risk Sample of 1,612 Women from Four Nordic Countries - Hildingsson, Ingegerd; Blix, Ellen; Hegaard, Hanne; Huitfeldt, Anette; Ingversen, Karen; Ólafsdóttír, Ólof Ásta; Lindgren, Helena (Birth (Berkeley, Calif.), 2015)
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