Unfractionated heparin prevents fetal inflammatory response syndrome and adverse pregnancy outcomes in a murine model
Miwa Ogitsu(Nippon Medical School), Rimpei Morita(Keio University), Hajime Ino(Nippon Medical School), Yumi Horii(Nippon Medical School), Shunji Suzuki(Nippon Medical School Hospital), Yasuyuki Negishi(Nippon Medical School Hospital), Asako Watanabe(Nippon Medical School Hospital), Tomoko Ichikawa(Nippon Medical School), Yuki Kaito(Nippon Medical School Hospital)
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