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A fetus which has not developed beyond 150 days after the first day of the last menstrual period may be considered non-viable for purposes of AS 11.15.060 (a). In the performance of an abortion after that date, the physician shall be guided by a reasonable judgment as to whether the fetus is viable in fact.
History: Eff. 12/20/70, Register 36; am 8/29/73, Register 47
Authority: AS 08.64.105
AS 11.15.060 (a)
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