What ACOG thought was that, on the one hand, they couldn't think of a circumstance in which this procedure was the absolutely only procedure that could be used in a given case.
Orrin Hatch: “What ACOG thought was that, on the one hand, they couldn't think of a circumstance in which this procedure was the…”
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Summarizing ACOG's views on a medical procedure.
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