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Surgical Outcomes of Clitoroplasty in Children with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia and Clitoral Hypertrophy: A 19-Year Experience of a Single Surgeon. [PDF]
This study aimed to describe the experience with clitoroplasty for clitoral hypertrophy in patients with congenital adrenal hyperplasia of a single surgeon.
Jun J, Song SH, Park S, Han JH, Kim KS.
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Persistent urogenital sinus in siblings due to a maternal adrenal neoplasm: A case report
Introduction: The most prevalent cause of virilization in newborns is congenital adrenal hyperplasia. A very infrequent cause, on the other hand, is a virilizing maternal adrenal tumor.
Asami Ukida +8 more
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Clitoroplasty in Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia: Description of Technique
Female patients with congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH) may develop masculinized genitalia in utero upon exposure to excess androgen. This masculinization may be characterized by hyperpigmented or fused labioscrotal tissue, enlarged labia majora, a urogenital sinus, and clitoromegaly.
Dix P. Poppas
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Corporoplasty: A simplified technique for clitoroplasty. [PDF]
Clitoroplasty constitutes an important step in feminizing surgery for congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH) (1). In this video we present a technique that aims to preserve clitoral sensitivity and engorgement while minimizing the risk of neurovascular lesion.We present a video of a three-year-old girl with history of CAH classical form, PRADER-III, who ...
Barroso U +5 more
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Clitoroplasty: Experience during a 19-Year Period
H, Kumar +3 more
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Exploring Factors Associated with Decisions about Feminizing Genitoplasty in Differences of Sex Development. [PDF]
STUDY OBJECTIVE: Infants with genital development considered atypical for assigned female sex may undergo feminizing genitoplasty (clitoroplasty and/or vaginoplasty) in early life.
Kremen J +21 more
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Sports Medicine Considerations When Caring for the Transgender Athlete
Abstract Orthopaedic surgeons and other orthopaedic care providers have expressed a desire to care for transgender patients but have a selfâperceived knowledge deficit. Transgender athletes experience many psychosocial barriers to sport that are useful for clinicians to understand.
Madeline M. McGovern +2 more
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Clitoroplasty with preservation of neurovascular pedicles1
T PAPAGEORGIOU
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