Applied Evidence

Attitudes of Women Toward the Gynecologic Examination

J Fam Pract. 1979 December;9(6):1039-1045
By
Jacqueline B. Petravage
Larry J. Reynolds, PhD
Henry J. Gardner, MD
James C. Reading, PhD
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