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Cutaneous Lesions of the External Genitalia

Medical Clinics of North America, 2018
Individuals with cutaneous diseases of the external genitalia often initially present to their primary care provider. When present, these conditions may be associated with considerable physical symptoms and psychological distress. Dermatoses affecting the genitals may be of infectious, inflammatory, or neoplastic cause, and can be processes confined to
Sarah C. Flury, Emily Yura
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Recent Advances in External Genitalia

Pediatric Clinics of North America, 2006
In the last decade, significant progress in the knowledge and management of external genital anomalies has been achieved, including an improved understanding of epidemiology and pathophysiology of these anomalies, the identification of etiologic genetic defects, and significant improvements in surgical approaches that have decreased complications and ...
Dawn L. MacLellan, David A. Diamond
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Lymphedema of the External Genitalia

Journal of Urology, 2003
This article presents a simple classification of lymphedema of the external genitalia, which is useful for selecting the appropriate therapy, and evaluates our experience with the various therapeutic options used to treat this disorder.The literature was reviewed and the records of patients treated for the disorder were analyzed.A convenient ...
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Benign Conditions of the External Genitalia

Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1989
Benign mass lesions of the scrotum include spermatocele, hydrocele, varicocele, sperm granuloma after vasectomy, tuberculous masses, and epididymitis. A careful history and physical examination are paramount in making the diagnosis of a scrotal mass. Referral to a urologist is indicated for masses that do not transilluminate, are solid or fixed to the ...
Daniel Derksen, Anthony Y. Smith
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Embryology of the Male External Genitalia

Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1980
Abnormal embryological development can lead to various anomalies of the male external genitalia. Hypospadias is the result of incomplete masculine development of the genitalia. If the mesenchyme fails to form any of the structures around the urethra, a fibrous band will form, causing chordee. The developmental defect causing exstrophy and epispadias is
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H˦mangiomata of the external genitalia

British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1959
Summary About 2,000 cases of h˦mangiomata observed in the Padiglione Mutilati del Viso, Milan, have been reviewed in order to determine the frequency of their localisation at the genitalia. This type of h˦mangioma has been studied from the statistical, clinical, and pathological points of view and the forms of treatment most suitable for this kind of
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Duplication of external genitalia in men

Urology, 1974
Abstract The rare congenital anomaly of duplication of the external genitalia in men is reviewed with special reference to classification, associated congenital anomalies, and theories referring to the origin of the condition. Suggestions are made concerning the surgical management of the various forms, and 4 cases of diphallus are presented.
John K. Lattimer, Aurelio C. Uson, A. Sotiropoulos   +2 more
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BENIGN LESIONS OF THE EXTERNAL GENITALIA

Urologic Clinics of North America, 1992
Benign external genital lesions, being uncommon, can cause a significant diagnostic dilemma for the physician and anxiety for the patient. These lesions can be grouped into three categories: vascular lesions, nevi, and benign new growths.
Robert T. Plumb, Jeffrey N. Weiss
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Reconstruction of the Female External Genitalia

Urologic Clinics of North America, 1980
The experience of the authors with the surgical reconstruction of female external genitalia is described. In all cases in which these procedures were used, reduction clitoroplasty resulted in satisfactory cosmetic appearance and the preservation of tactile sensation, and posterior flap vaginoplasty provided adequate introital capacity.
Barrett Tm, Gonzales Et
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External Genitalia of the Diptera

Nature, 1942
IN medical and veterinary entomology specific and generic determination of flies is dependent upon the structure of the genital apparatus. There is no recognized standard for naming the modified terminal segments and appendages (terminalia) of the abdomen in the Cyclorrhapha.
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