Failure of buserelin-induced medical castration to control pulmonary lymphangiomyomatosis in two patients
Authors:
- René BronxRBRené Bronx
- Jean-Louis CorhayJCJean-Louis Corhay
- Raymond LimetRLRaymond Limet
- Maurice RadermeckerMRMaurice Radermecker
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