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New Indian Journal of Surgery 2(4):p 212-212, October-December 2011. | DOI:
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Death of good, effective method of sterilisation.............time to re-think
Aditya Aggarwal , Aditya Aggarwal , Kushagra Maini
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India with a 1.21 billion population ranks second in the world. Limited resources, lack of political bill and rampant illiteracy are some of the reasons behind population explosion. Quinacrine Sterilisation (QS) – a transcervical method was thought to be a simple and cost effective alternative to surgical sterilisation. Material and MethodsReviewed the published research articles on QS and related subjects and reports of the Indian National Health surveys.
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