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A new compound in the triphenylethylene series has been tested for its effect in causing ovulation in secondary amenorrhoea. Twenty patients were given a total of 40 courses of treatment and ovulation resulted in 16 instances. Three patients became pregnant. Probably this compound can induce ovulation in suitable subjects.
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