The thyrotrophic role of human chorionic gonadotrophin (hCG) in the early stages of twin (versus single) pregnancies
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D. Glinoer | P. de Nayer | S. Meuris | J. Grün | Sylvain Meuris | Philippe De Nayer | Daniel Glinoer | Jean-Paul Grün
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