Diagnosis and treatment of the cervical factor. I. Improvement with a short-course treatment of high-dose estrogen.
J.H. Check(Cooper University Hospital), C. Dietterich(Cooper Institute for Reproductive Hormonal Disorders), Jeffrey S. Chase(Thomas Jefferson University), Harriet G. Adelson(Cooper University Hospital)
PubMed
August 4, 1988
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