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Age-related Differences in the Response to a Combined Pituitary Stimulation Test With TRH, LHRH and ACTH
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Aalborg University Hospital · 2020
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The purpose of this study to age-related differences to the response of a combined pituitary stimulation test with TRH, LHRH and ACTH.
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Anonymous. (2020). Age-related Differences in the Response to a Combined Pituitary Stimulation Test With TRH, LHRH and ACTH. <em>Aalborg University Hospital</em>. https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT04572139
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Anonymous. Age-related Differences in the Response to a Combined Pituitary Stimulation Test With TRH, LHRH and ACTH. Aalborg University Hospital. 2020.
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@misc{anon2020Agerel,
title = {Age-related Differences in the Response to a Combined Pituitary Stimulation Test With TRH, LHRH and ACTH},
author = {Anonymous},
journal = {Aalborg University Hospital},
year = {2020},
}
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