CFTR analysis should not be offered to all patients with unexplained azoospermia in the presence of normal gonadotropin levels

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title = "CFTR analysis should not be offered to all patients with unexplained azoospermia in the presence of normal gonadotropin levels",

author = "Cantineau, {A. E. P.} and {van Veen}, {T. R.} and N. Corsten-Janssen and B. Meijer and A. Hoek",

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