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Influence of Preterm Birth and Birth Size on Gonadal Function in Young Men
Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, 10/21/09
Kerkhof GF et al. – Preterm birth and SGA did not affect gonadal function in young men. Factors that affected gonadal function were: lower SES, a higher fat mass, and maternal smoking during pregnancy.
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