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Intermittent Automated Devices for Labor Analgesia in Emilia Romagna
The study aims to determine whether the use of automated intermittent devices for labor analgesia could prevent the increase of instrumental deliveries, with same analgesia. Moreover it will evaluate if automated devices can allow a reduction of health-care burden.
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