CA16804 - WHT - Placental Pathology

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Partners Procurement Service (PPS)

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Great Ormond Street Hospital

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Pathology services

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1 month ago

Published

1 week ago

Description

Provision of histopathological examinations of placentas examinations

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Phill Montgomery

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0151 482 9230

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