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FRAGMENTO

1.0 CONCEPTO

Se utiliza el término prevención de embarazo múltiple asociado a tratamientos de infertilidad para significar con ello al conjunto de estrategias clínicas y terapéuticas utilizadas para evitar que durante el tratamiento de la paciente infértil se obtenga como resultado la concepcion de dos o mas productos de la concepción.

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