The right to a prenatal examination

Konrad Wroński; Roman Bocian; Jarosław Cywiński; Adam Dziki

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1/2009 vol. 17

The right to a prenatal examination

Konrad Wroński

,

Roman Bocian

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Jarosław Cywiński

,

Adam Dziki

Gin Prakt 2009; 1: 31-35

Online publish date: 2009/04/01

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Wroński K, Bocian R, Cywiński J, Dziki A. The right to a prenatal examination. Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL. 2009:31-35.

APA

Wroński, K., Bocian, R., Cywiński, J., & Dziki, A. (2009). The right to a prenatal examination. Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL, 31-35.

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Wroński, Konrad, Roman Bocian, Jarosław Cywiński, and Adam Dziki. 2009. "The right to a prenatal examination". Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL: 31-35.

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Wroński, K., Bocian, R., Cywiński, J., and Dziki, A. (2009). The right to a prenatal examination. Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL, pp.31-35.

MLA

Wroński, Konrad et al. "The right to a prenatal examination." Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL, 2009, pp. 31-35.

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Wroński K, Bocian R, Cywiński J, Dziki A. The right to a prenatal examination. Ginekologia Praktyczna - - - ARCHIVAL. 2009:31-35.

In the twenty-first century prenatal examinations are of extreme importance in obstetrics. Both invasive and non-invasive examinations make it possible to diagnose most diseases in unborn children and at the same time to administer effective treatment of the child during the fetal period and after birth. An early diagnosis of diseases of the unborn child affects its futher treatment and also the pregnancy. The following article presents legal aspects related to performing prenatal examinations in Poland.

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law, prenatal examinations, consequences

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The right to a prenatal examination

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