OF WOMAN. 2018.8(134):120–124

Номер 751 (Заменяет мнение Комитета № 234, май 2000 г.)
Комитет по акушерской практике
Рабочая группа экспертов по ВИЧ
Сокращенный вариант. Адаптировано – С.А. Шурпяк

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