Doppa Geeta, Ramachandra, G. Ravikanth, Rao Tanushree
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Retained Fetal Bone as a Cause of Post-Abortal Failure to Conceive
Most normal couples achieve a pregnancy within 12 months of trying to get pregnant. Failure to do so after one year may be defined arbitrarily as subfertility, which affects 10 – 15% of cohabiting couples.