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Laparoscopic removal of gonads in gonadal dysgenesis
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1995Prophylactic gonadectomy is widely accepted in male pseudohermaphroditism because of the possible malignant conversion of the gonads. Gonadoblastoma or dysgerminoma may occur in the dysgenetic gonads. Laparoscopic gonadectomy has been performed on a patient and is suggested as the optimum mode of management of patients with dysgenetic gonads.
T, Major, A, Borsos, P, Csiszár
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2014
This encompassing volume gathers contributions by renowned experts in the field of pediatric urology to offer a systematic and complete review of the field. The book opens with a general section covering the basis of renal function from the fetus to adulthood, diagnostic imaging, anesthesia and infections.
Masetti R +3 more
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This encompassing volume gathers contributions by renowned experts in the field of pediatric urology to offer a systematic and complete review of the field. The book opens with a general section covering the basis of renal function from the fetus to adulthood, diagnostic imaging, anesthesia and infections.
Masetti R +3 more
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2014
The commitment of the embryonic gonad towards the male or female fate is a sequential and complex developmental process. The sex-independent growth and development of the adrenogonadal primordium into the bipotential gonadal ridge is committed to the formation of testis in the presence of the SRY gene on the Y chromosome. SRY upregulates the expression
Angela K, Lucas-Herald, Anu, Bashamboo
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The commitment of the embryonic gonad towards the male or female fate is a sequential and complex developmental process. The sex-independent growth and development of the adrenogonadal primordium into the bipotential gonadal ridge is committed to the formation of testis in the presence of the SRY gene on the Y chromosome. SRY upregulates the expression
Angela K, Lucas-Herald, Anu, Bashamboo
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Journal of Urology, 1988
Splenic gonadal fusion is a rare anomaly that is frequently associated with skeletal abnormalities. Although rare, this entity should be considered in the differential diagnosis of scrotal masses in children. Routine frozen section prevents unnecessary orchiectomy.
E S, Tank, M, Forsyth
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Splenic gonadal fusion is a rare anomaly that is frequently associated with skeletal abnormalities. Although rare, this entity should be considered in the differential diagnosis of scrotal masses in children. Routine frozen section prevents unnecessary orchiectomy.
E S, Tank, M, Forsyth
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Clinical Genetics, 1972
Chromosome examination with analysis of 500 cells in each of the three out of seven females with pure gonadal dysgenesis, who had the karyotype 46, XX, has been made in order to look for chromosome mosaics. The karyotype in two of the three was 46, XX as found from analysis of only 30 cells; one of them had, however, pericentric inversion of chromosome
J, Nielsen, U, Friedrich
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Chromosome examination with analysis of 500 cells in each of the three out of seven females with pure gonadal dysgenesis, who had the karyotype 46, XX, has been made in order to look for chromosome mosaics. The karyotype in two of the three was 46, XX as found from analysis of only 30 cells; one of them had, however, pericentric inversion of chromosome
J, Nielsen, U, Friedrich
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Urologia Internationalis, 1996
A 21-year-old phenotypic male with ambiguous external genitalia and hypospadias was referred for cytogenetic studies. Exploratory laparotomy revealed presence of a small atropic uterus, unilateral gonadal dysgenesis with fallopian tubes on both sides and a cryptorchid testis on the left side. No gonad could be traced on the right side.
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A 21-year-old phenotypic male with ambiguous external genitalia and hypospadias was referred for cytogenetic studies. Exploratory laparotomy revealed presence of a small atropic uterus, unilateral gonadal dysgenesis with fallopian tubes on both sides and a cryptorchid testis on the left side. No gonad could be traced on the right side.
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 2019
The term primary gonadal failure encompasses not only testicular insufficiency in 46,XY males and ovarian insufficiency in 46,XX females, but also those disorders of sex development (DSD) which result in gender assignment that is at variance with the genotype and gonadal type.
Asmahane, Ladjouze, Malcolm, Donaldson
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The term primary gonadal failure encompasses not only testicular insufficiency in 46,XY males and ovarian insufficiency in 46,XX females, but also those disorders of sex development (DSD) which result in gender assignment that is at variance with the genotype and gonadal type.
Asmahane, Ladjouze, Malcolm, Donaldson
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1978
A case of the continuous type of splenic-gonadal fusion in association with phocomelia is ...
H F, Given, E J, Guiney
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A case of the continuous type of splenic-gonadal fusion in association with phocomelia is ...
H F, Given, E J, Guiney
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Pediatrics, 1973
The syndrome of mixed gonadal dysgenesis (MGD) is characterized by a unilateral testis, usually intra-abdominal, a streak gonad on the contralateral side, and persistent Mullerian structures. The external genitalia are always masculinized to some extent, on occasion achieveing a normal male phenotype: the somatic signs of Turner's syndrome are ...
F, Davidoff, D D, Federman
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The syndrome of mixed gonadal dysgenesis (MGD) is characterized by a unilateral testis, usually intra-abdominal, a streak gonad on the contralateral side, and persistent Mullerian structures. The external genitalia are always masculinized to some extent, on occasion achieveing a normal male phenotype: the somatic signs of Turner's syndrome are ...
F, Davidoff, D D, Federman
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Clinics in Endocrinology and Metabolism, 1974
Normal testicular function confers upon the adult male two important attributes, virility and fertility, representing the separate functions of the Leydig or interstitial cells and of the germinal epithelium respectively. The purpose of this chapter is to provide an outline and some details of the clinical and laboratory investigations commonly used in
H W, Baker, B, Hudson
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Normal testicular function confers upon the adult male two important attributes, virility and fertility, representing the separate functions of the Leydig or interstitial cells and of the germinal epithelium respectively. The purpose of this chapter is to provide an outline and some details of the clinical and laboratory investigations commonly used in
H W, Baker, B, Hudson
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