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The Infant with Ambiguous Genitalia
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1972Early diagnosis and decision about management are most important in determining the sex of rearing and obviating serious psychologic disturbances in the infant born with ambiguous genitalia. An understanding of the pathogenetic factors during embryogenesis and an organized approach to classification of the defect are therefore of the utmost importance.
Ralph E. Moloshok, Joseph M. Kerr
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Tumours of the Female Genitalia
1973Cancer of the cervix is by far the commonest tumour of Ugandan women. The incidence is high in all parts of Uganda. Patients present late in the course of the disease and therapy is often impossible at this stage. Carcinoma of the corpus uteri is an uncommon tumour and often shows unusual histological patterns.
C. W. Taylor +2 more
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ABNORMALITIES OF THE EXTERNAL GENITALIA
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1997This article discusses the general nuances of hypospadias, exstrophy/epispadias, and ambiguous genitalia. Embryologic considerations, etiologic factors, anatomy, associated anomalies, and timing of referrals and surgery are discussed.
Michael G. Packer +2 more
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Necrotizing fasciitis of genitalia
Urology, 1979A review of 12 patients with necrotizing fasciitis of the genitalia is presented. All patients had rapidly progressing cellulitis and necrosis of the fascia caused by a combination of various organisms, most frequently by Escherichia coli. Beta streptococcus, which is generally thought to be the causative organism in these cases, was present in only 4 ...
Chongwook Lee, Changyul Oh
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Ambiguous Genitalia and Intersex
Urologia Internationalis, 2005Intersex disorders are rare congenital malformations with over 80% being diagnosed with congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH). It can be challenging to determine the correct gender at birth and a detailed understanding of the embryology and anatomy is crucial.
Dominic Frimberger, John P. Gearhart
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Ambiguous Genitalia and Pseudohermaphroditism
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1979Genital ambiguity in the newborn infant should be considered to be a medical emergency since the speed and appropriateness with which a gender is assigned are often the deciding criteria for a successful outcome. Management of the child with ambiguous genitalia must include adequate genetic and family counseling.
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LIPOGRANULOMATA OF MALE GENITALIA
British Journal of Urology, 1967SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS Two cases of lipogranulomata of the male genitalia are presented. They may present as an acute disease or as a more chronic lesion with symptoms and signs coming on months or years after injection. Often there is no history of injection and the patient is apt to be psychiatrically abnormal.
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Surgery to the external genitalia
Current Opinion in Urology, 2001Surgery to the external genitalia is one of the most challenging chapters of reconstructive urology, due to the need to correct complex problems such as hypospadias or epispadias (isolated or associated to exstrophies). Although this specialty has shown a continuous technical advancement there is no consensus as to the most efficient surgical procedure
Antonio Macedo, Miguel Srougi
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Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 1972
SYNOPSISA decision concerning the appropriate sex of rearing of an intersex patient can be difficult, especially in the patient in whom biological tests favour the male sex but the phallus is so small that it could be called an enlarged clitoris. Two such patients are described; one was reared as a male and the other as a female, and the reasons for ...
Lena E. McEWAN, R. A. MacMAHON
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SYNOPSISA decision concerning the appropriate sex of rearing of an intersex patient can be difficult, especially in the patient in whom biological tests favour the male sex but the phallus is so small that it could be called an enlarged clitoris. Two such patients are described; one was reared as a male and the other as a female, and the reasons for ...
Lena E. McEWAN, R. A. MacMAHON
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