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Does Preexisting Abnormality Cause Labor-Delivery Complications in Fetuses Who Will Develop Schizophrenia?

1 Jan 1999

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Many authors have suggested that theoretically the labor-delivery complications (LDCs) that frequently appear in the histories of individuals with schizophrenia represent the secondary consequence of preexistent abnormality in the fetus. The question of whether LDCs are systematically associated with prenatal complications and fetal abnormality was studied in 70 singleton schizophrenia patients, in 23 monozygotic...

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PMID: 10478778
DOI: 10.1093/oxfordjournals.schbul.a033390

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