1930
DOI: 10.3181/00379727-28-5185
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Ovulation in the Rabbit as a Diagnostic Measure in Early Pregnancy.

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“…The injection of urine from non-pregnant women did not produce these reactions, and Friedman suggested that the method might be useful as a test for pregnancy. Shirai (1930) and Schneider (1930and Schneider ( , 1931 confirmed this. Friedman & Lapham (1931) published results obtained after testing ninety-two urines from pregnant and non-pregnant women and claimed 100% accuracy for the test.…”
Section: Biological Testssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…The injection of urine from non-pregnant women did not produce these reactions, and Friedman suggested that the method might be useful as a test for pregnancy. Shirai (1930) and Schneider (1930and Schneider ( , 1931 confirmed this. Friedman & Lapham (1931) published results obtained after testing ninety-two urines from pregnant and non-pregnant women and claimed 100% accuracy for the test.…”
Section: Biological Testssupporting
confidence: 76%