Cardiovascular dysfunction in offspring of ovarian-hyperstimulated women and effects of estradiol and progesterone: a retrospective cohort study and proteomics analysis.

Cardiovascular dysfunction in offspring of ovarian-hyperstimulated women and effects of estradiol and progesterone: a retrospective cohort study and proteomics analysis.
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10.1210/jc.2014-2349
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2014-09
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The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism
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Gu-feng Xu;Jun-Yu Zhang;Hai-tao Pan;Shen Tian;Miao-E. Liu;Tian-tian Yu;Jingyi Li;Wei-Wen Ying;W. Yao;Xianhua Lin;Y. Lv;Wenzhi Su;Xiaohang Ye;Fang-hong Zhang;Jie-xue Pan;Ye Liu;Cheng-liang Zhou;Dan Zhang;Xin-Mei Liu;Yi-Min Zhu;J. Sheng;He-feng Huang
Gu-feng Xu;Jun-Yu Zhang;Hai-tao Pan;Shen Tian;Miao-E. Liu;Tian-tian Yu;Jingyi Li;Wei-Wen Ying;W. Yao;Xianhua Lin;Y. Lv;Wenzhi Su;Xiaohang Ye;Fang-hong Zhang;Jie-xue Pan;Ye Liu;Cheng-liang Zhou;Dan Zhang;Xin-Mei Liu;Yi-Min Zhu;J. Sheng;He-feng Huang
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Gu-feng Xu;Jun-Yu Zhang;Hai-tao Pan;Shen Tian;Miao-E. Liu;Tian-tian Yu;Jingyi Li;Wei-Wen Ying;W. Yao;Xianhua Lin;Y. Lv;Wenzhi Su;Xiaohang Ye;Fang-hong Zhang;Jie-xue Pan;Ye Liu;Cheng-liang Zhou;Dan Zhang;Xin-Mei Liu;Yi-Min Zhu;J. Sheng;He-feng Huang

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