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Best Practice & Research Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 2010
Disorders of sex development (DSD), previously referred to as intersex, has been recognised as one of the main risk factors for development of type II germ cell tumours (GCTs), that is, seminomas/dysgerminomas and non-seminomas (e.g., embryonal carcinoma, yolk sac tumour, choriocarcinoma and teratoma). Within the testis, this type of cancer is the most
Looijenga, LHJ (Leendert) +7 more
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Disorders of sex development (DSD), previously referred to as intersex, has been recognised as one of the main risk factors for development of type II germ cell tumours (GCTs), that is, seminomas/dysgerminomas and non-seminomas (e.g., embryonal carcinoma, yolk sac tumour, choriocarcinoma and teratoma). Within the testis, this type of cancer is the most
Looijenga, LHJ (Leendert) +7 more
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2020
Embryological variations leading to DSD can be classified into problems relating to sex determination, testicular development or hormonal signalling in the placenta, hypothalamic axis or in defects in the testicular hormones themselves. Atypical development secondary to hormonal anomalies needs to be separated from primary dysmorphogenesis of the ...
John M. Hutson, Aurore Bouty
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Embryological variations leading to DSD can be classified into problems relating to sex determination, testicular development or hormonal signalling in the placenta, hypothalamic axis or in defects in the testicular hormones themselves. Atypical development secondary to hormonal anomalies needs to be separated from primary dysmorphogenesis of the ...
John M. Hutson, Aurore Bouty
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Female fertility preservation in DSD
Best Practice & Research Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 2019Disorders of sex development (DSD) are a group of complex conditions that can affect chromosomal, gonadal, and/or phenotypical sex with a highly variable fertility potential amongst affected individuals. In this review we discuss fertility issues facing patients affected by DSD and Turner syndrome and summarise the literature on fertility and ...
Rashi, Kalra +2 more
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2011
This chapter describes the indications for laparoscopy in DSD as well as the common situations that arise in DSD patients. We also present a detailed account of the technical procedure as it is currently performed, although the speed with which advances are being made in this area means that it may be quickly outdated.
John M. Hutson, Chris Kimber
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This chapter describes the indications for laparoscopy in DSD as well as the common situations that arise in DSD patients. We also present a detailed account of the technical procedure as it is currently performed, although the speed with which advances are being made in this area means that it may be quickly outdated.
John M. Hutson, Chris Kimber
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2020
This chapter describes our own approach to surgical management of DSD, which has been developed over 40 years. Our standard operation for feminising genitoplasty is shown in detail, as we have found that more complicated procedures have not been necessary, and the long-term results remain very encouraging.
John M. Hutson +2 more
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This chapter describes our own approach to surgical management of DSD, which has been developed over 40 years. Our standard operation for feminising genitoplasty is shown in detail, as we have found that more complicated procedures have not been necessary, and the long-term results remain very encouraging.
John M. Hutson +2 more
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2011
This chapter describes the current imaging modalities available for DSD patients. The genitogram has been used for many years and is still required in many cases, but has now been augmented by ultrasonography and MRI, all of which are illustrated in detail.
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This chapter describes the current imaging modalities available for DSD patients. The genitogram has been used for many years and is still required in many cases, but has now been augmented by ultrasonography and MRI, all of which are illustrated in detail.
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2020
DSD, with 46,XY chromosomal complement, comprise a heterogeneous group of conditions, where either the hormones associated with virilisation (androgens) are not produced, or the target organs are unable to respond in a typical manner. Important causes to consider in these individuals are gonadal dysgenesis, variations in androgen synthesis and androgen
Michele A. O’Connell +2 more
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DSD, with 46,XY chromosomal complement, comprise a heterogeneous group of conditions, where either the hormones associated with virilisation (androgens) are not produced, or the target organs are unable to respond in a typical manner. Important causes to consider in these individuals are gonadal dysgenesis, variations in androgen synthesis and androgen
Michele A. O’Connell +2 more
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Trends and Developments in DSD
2009In spite of widespread adoption of the DSD process in the food and beverage industries, and despite many recent technological advances, there is still untapped value in how, when, where and why DSD gets deployed within its traditional channels – and even beyond them.
Alan Thomas +2 more
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