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. 1969 Dec;44(238):732–737. doi: 10.1136/adc.44.238.732

Sexual precocity due to an intracranial tumour causing unusual testicular secretion of testosterone.

J S Hutchinson, R V Brooks, T M Barratt, C G Newman, F T Prunty

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