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Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, 1989
A description of anatomical lesions in the intersexual states has been made based on clinical and anatomical observations. This study provides the anatomical basis which is necessary before surgical genital reconstruction can be carried out.
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A description of anatomical lesions in the intersexual states has been made based on clinical and anatomical observations. This study provides the anatomical basis which is necessary before surgical genital reconstruction can be carried out.
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New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1988
Six cases of intersex goats were investigated. Five of these animals had testicular tissues (testes) situated prepubically inside a skin pouch. The testicular tissues of the sixth goat were attached to the sides of the urinary bladder. All of the four animals that were studied by radiography, surgical exploration and/or pathology had uterine tubular ...
R O, Ramadan, A M, El Hassan
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Six cases of intersex goats were investigated. Five of these animals had testicular tissues (testes) situated prepubically inside a skin pouch. The testicular tissues of the sixth goat were attached to the sides of the urinary bladder. All of the four animals that were studied by radiography, surgical exploration and/or pathology had uterine tubular ...
R O, Ramadan, A M, El Hassan
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Journal of Gay & Lesbian Mental Health, 2006
ABSTRACT Intersexuality is not rare. In its traditional definition-the impossibility of distinguishing whether the individual is male or female-the incidence is estimated at 1/4,500 births. If all minor variants of the shape of genitalia are included in the definition of intersex, the incidence rises to close to 1%.
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ABSTRACT Intersexuality is not rare. In its traditional definition-the impossibility of distinguishing whether the individual is male or female-the incidence is estimated at 1/4,500 births. If all minor variants of the shape of genitalia are included in the definition of intersex, the incidence rises to close to 1%.
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Cryptorchidism and Intersexuality
Veterinary Clinics of North America, 1977J D, Rhoades, C W, Foley
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