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Fetal disorder caused by medicinal agent transmitted via placenta

disorder
SNOMED 1264089009CUI C5816982

Overview

Fetal disorder caused by medicinal agent transmitted via placenta is a disorder.

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Quick Facts

SNOMED CT
1264089009
UMLS CUI
C5816982
Fully Specified Name
Fetal disorder caused by medicinal agent transmitted via placenta (disorder)
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