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Progesterone Interactions with the Cervix: Translational Implications for Term and Preterm Birth

1 Jan 2011

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The uterine cervix plays a vital role in maintaining pregnancy and an equally important role in allowing parturition to occur. Progesterone, either endogenously produced or supplied exogenously, supports the function of the cervix in sustaining intrauterine pregnancy, and the withdrawal of progesterone, either through natural processes or pharmacologic intervention, leads to delivery which underscores the...

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PMID: 22114461
DOI: 10.1155/2011/353297

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