'Paresis of facial and abducens nerves in a patient with growth-hormone receptor deficiency treated with insulin-like growth factor I'
- PMID: 10355817
- DOI: 10.1017/s0012162299220609
'Paresis of facial and abducens nerves in a patient with growth-hormone receptor deficiency treated with insulin-like growth factor I'
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