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Diagram of a fetus, lying on its side, in an opened womb

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Diagram of a fetus, lying on its side, in an opened womb
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Diagram of a fetus, lying on its side, in an opened womb
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Diagram of a fetus, lying on its side, in an opened womb from one of the earliest books on Obstetrics

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Keywords: Justin Dittrich Siegmund; Dissection; foetus; Anatomy; Uterus; Pregnant women in art; Womb

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