Naloxone administration does not affect gonadotropin secretion in agonadal men either basally or during testosterone treatment.

M L De Feo; M Maggi; V Guardabasso; D Rodbard; G Delitala; V Fazzi; A D Genazzani; F Facchinetti; G Forti

doi:10.1210/jcem-63-1-257

Naloxone administration does not affect gonadotropin secretion in agonadal men either basally or during testosterone treatment.

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Naloxone administration does not affect gonadotropin secretion in agonadal men either basally or during testosterone treatment.

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