[Contraception--methods of preventing unintended pregnancy. Part II. Medical (artificial) methods of preventing an unintended pregnancy].
Numerous commonly used medical contraception methods have been presented in this article. For obvious reasons, most of them are described only in general. The importance of selecting a method individually for every patient, taking into account her request, efficacy and safety of the method, was particularly emphasized.
Debski
Romuald
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Klinika Połoinictwa i Ginekologii CMKP, Szpital Bielański, Warszawa. aldek@post.pl
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