. 2002 Jan 10;99(1-2):10-2, 15.

[Changed routines in connection with first prescription of oral contraceptives. Lower risk of venous thromboembolism with levonorgestrel preparations]

[Article in Swedish]

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[Article in Swedish]

Ian Milsom et al. Lakartidningen. 2002.

. 2002 Jan 10;99(1-2):10-2, 15.

¹ Kvinnokliniken, Sahlgrenska Universitetssjukhuset, Göteborg. ian.milsom@obgyn.gu.se

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