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“... indirect evaluation of the quality of service at this level of care, highlighting problems with access...”
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“..., but it favored an increase in obstetric violence and contributed to the rise in elective cesarean...”
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“... was an increase in deaths from self-inflicted injuries and deaths of indigenous and yellow people...”
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“...Wound healing encompasses complex processes of cellular and biochemical events that interact...”
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“... introduction of new therapeutic approaches has contributed to increase the quality of life and the survival...”
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“...1 and IFNR2 (p = 0.0336; p = 0.0165) increase when compared to patients who responded positively. When...”
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“... control of postoperative pain (p <0.001), associated with a decrease in the response to surgical stress...”
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