Placental Barrier to Coagulation Factors: Its Relevance to the Coagulation Defect at Birth and to Haemorrhage in the Newborn
J. F. Cade(The Royal Melbourne Hospital), Mary Beth Martin(Georgetown University), J. Hirsh(Vanderbilt University Medical Center)
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