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Surgical management of urogenital sinus abnormalities

Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1977
This report describes 12 cases of urogenital sinus malformations and their management in female infants, 10 with imperforate anus. Excluded were cases of urogenital sinus malformation secondary to the adrenogenital syndrome or primary sexual ambiguity. Immediate definition of the anatomy by appropritae endoscopy and radiography is essential to plan the
W H Hendren, W Hardy Hendren
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Surgical correction of urogenital sinus in girls

Urologiia, 2021
To analyze the diagnostics results and surgical outcomes in girls with congenital urogenital sinus.A total of 9 girls with urogenital sinus were evaluated and treated in the clinical base of the Department of Hospital Pediatric Surgery with a course of oncology at TashPMI during the period from 2009 to 2019.The results of diagnostics and treatment of 9
F A, Otamuradov, N Sh, Ergashev
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Persistent Urogenital Sinus

Journal of the Anatomical Society of India, 2010
Abstract Persistent urogenital sinus is a developmental cloacal anomaly, which presents as a single common passage for urethra and vagina in female neonates. Neonates with urogenital sinus frequently have ambiguous genitalia, rarely the vulva maybe normal. Incidence is 0.6in 10000 female births.
Sonia Singh, Poonam Singh, R.J. Singh
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TOTAL UROGENITAL SINUS MOBILIZATION: A MODIFIED PERINEAL APPROACH FOR FEMINIZING GENITOPLASTY AND UROGENITAL SINUS REPAIR

Journal of Urology, 2001
We report a modification of the total urogenital sinus mobilization technique adapted to the repair of isolated persistent urogenital sinus and masculinized external female genitalia.The records of 6 girls undergoing total urogenital sinus mobilization were reviewed.

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Urogenital sinus in the female child

Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1976
Abstract A retrospective review of the urogenital sinus occuring in female children suggests five readility identifiable groups with predictable clinical associations.
D I, Williams, S, Bloomberg
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Cyst of the Ejaculatory Duct/Urogenital Sinus

Journal of Urology, 1984
We report a case of a midline cyst involving both ejaculatory ducts and seminal vesicles. There have been only 3 previous reports in the literature of ejaculatory duct cysts, 1 of which was iatrogenic, and all have been unilateral. However, several cases have been reported of cysts arising from the müllerian duct or seminal vesicle, in which the ...
J S, Elder, J L, Mostwin
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Urogenital Sinus Abnormalities in the Female Patient

Journal of Urology, 1979
Three patients with a urogenital sinus and 1 with a cloaca presented with complex diagnostic and therapeutic anomalies. A classification of these and other vaginal anomalies is based on the theory that they all represent an arrest in normal embryological development.
F F, Marshall, R D, Jeffs, W K, Sarafyan
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Embryonic sarcoma of the urogenital sinus

Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1967
Summary Radical surgical excision has been the treatment of choice in 26 infants and children with embryonic sarcoma of the urogenital sinus. Prognosis is better where the tumor arises in the bladder or vagina, and the polypoid tumors have a better prognosis than the more solid variety.
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A new classification for genital ambiguity and urogenital sinus anomalies

BJU International, 2005
OBJECTIVE To describe a new system for classifying genital ambiguity and urogenital sinus abnormalities. Prader's classification (which attempts to describe the degree of masculinization) has been used for decades, while the urogenital sinus has generally been described as simply high or low; neither ...
Rosalia Misseri, Richard C. Rink, Mark C Adams   +2 more
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