Long-term outcomes of graves disease in children treated with anti-thyroid drugs.
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Yann-Jinn Lee | Chi‐Yu Huang | Chon-In Chan | W. Ting | Chao-Hsu Lin | Hsin-Jung Li | Ya-Ting Chiang | Bi-Wen Cheng | Yi-Lei Wu | Chen-Mei Hung | Shih-Kang Huang | Chia-Jung Chan
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