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This document contains a summary of topics related to early pregnancy complications and abortion. It lists bleeding in early pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy, risk factors and algorithms for diagnosis, methotrexate protocol, molar pregnancy symptoms and management, and habitual abortion as sections within the document. Contact information is provided for Dr. Tevfik Yoldemir as the author along with links to additional resources on these medical topics.
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