Sexually transmitted diseases and child sexual abuse. Part 1
Felman, Y.M.; Nikitas, J.A.
New York State Journal of Medicine 83(3): 341-343
1983
ISSN/ISBN: 0028-7628 PMID: 6574358 Document Number: 216180
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