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. 2021 Mar-Apr;23(2):224-226.
doi: 10.4103/aja.aja_27_20.

Associations of preorchiectomy hormone levels to testicular germ cell tumor pathology, clinical stage, and size

Kevin G Pineault  1 , Joseph G Cheaib  1 , Amin S Herati  1 , Phillip M Pierorazio  1
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Associations of preorchiectomy hormone levels to testicular germ cell tumor pathology, clinical stage, and size

Kevin G Pineault et al. Asian J Androl. 2021 Mar-Apr.
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