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Re: Norplant FailuresFrom: PDBurstein@aol.comFri Aug 30 07:04:15 1996
True, some women have regular, presumably ovulutory cycles, yet the pregnancy rate is incredibly small. If the incidence of twins in general, without ART, is 1:89, and the Norplant failure rate 2:1000, it seems like this is an extremly rare situation. In medicine we deal with lots of very rare circumstances-unfortunately many are complications of our own doing. Paul Paul D. Burstein, M.D. FACOG Clinical Associate Professor Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Clinical Campus
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