Ovulationstermin und Konzeptionsfähigkeit bei der Frau

Ogino K, 1930

Ogino K

Archiv für Gynäkologie, 142(2), 446-473, 1930

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RRM Methods > General FABM > Methodology Menstrual Cycle > Physiology > Ovulation

ogino method fertility awareness, calendar method fertility, ovulation timing conception, historical fertility awareness methods, ogino-knaus method, rhythm method origins, natural family planning history, ovulation prediction calendar, fertile window identification, conception timing techniques, calendar-based contraception, fertility awareness pioneers

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Wittenbeck F (1930). Ovulationstermin und Konzeptionsfähigkeit bei der Frau. *Archiv für Gynäkologie*. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01705918

Ovulationstermin und Konzeptionsfähigkeit bei der Frau

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