The role of sex hormone replacement therapy on self-perceived competence in adolescents with delayed puberty.
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L. S. Liben | V. Chinchilli | E. Susman | J. Finkelstein | S. Kunselman | J. Schwab | L. Demers | H. Kulin | M. D'Arcangelo
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