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Double-Dash Blind Controlled Trial of 6-Methyl, 17-Acetoxyprogesterone in Threatened Abortion

Moller KJA et al., 1968

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Pregnancy > Recurrent Loss > TreatmentReproductive Endocrinology > Progesterone > SupplementationReproductive Endocrinology > Luteal Phase > SupportPregnancy > Outcomes > Miscarriage Rates
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Moller, K. J. A., & Fuchs, F. (1968). *Double-Dash Blind Controlled Trial of 6-Methyl, 17-Acetoxyprogesterone in Threatened Abortion*.

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