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In addition, Siegemund emphasized the importance of "touching" (an internal examination of the cervix and the womb) to determine the infant's position, thus avoiding premature breaking of the amniotic sac to release the "waters," which could be fatal to mother and child. After an internal examination, the ER physician prescribes emergency contraception for the victim. Preuss says a point that became abundantly clear as the internal examination unfolded is that stakeholders are often unaware of technical progress at the agency. |
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