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Laplace’s Law and Pascal’s Principle Dictate Birth Timing and Pregnancy Duration Through Exponential Uterine Wall Tension (EUWT) Where Its Malfunctions Alter Birth Timing and/or Mode of Delivery: A Hypothesis

2023-05-26

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<h4>Background: </h4> Failure to understand uterine function during pregnancy is a major shortcoming of healthcare. <h4>Objective: </h4> To support the hypothesis and we would call it, Hegazy’s Hypothesis for Gestation. Study Design: The thesis of this hypothesis is derived from a study that was carried out in Australia and published in PLOS in 2010. Sokolowski P et al. 2010. Human Uterine Wall Tension Trajector...

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