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Urethralisation of the Female Phallus with Absent Urogenital Sinus
British Journal of Urology, 1990link_to_subscribed_fulltext
Parikh, DH, Rickwood, AMK, Tam, PKH
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Use of the Mobilized Sinus With Total Urogenital Mobilization
Journal of Urology, 2006The surgical treatment of urogenital sinus anomalies has undergone significant advances in recent years. Total urogenital mobilization, which mobilizes the urogenital sinus, vagina and urethra en bloc toward the perineum, represents one of these advances.We have improved our results with total urogenital mobilization by incorporating the mobilized ...
R C Rink, R C Rink, K K Meldrum
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Total urogenital sinus mobilization for ambiguous genitalia
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 2018Genital ambiguity is a very common phenomenon in disorders of sex development (DSD). According to the Chicago Consensus 2006, feminizing genitoplasty, when indicated, should be performed in the most virilized cases (Prader III to V). Advances in the knowledge of genital anatomy in DSD have enabled the development and improvement of various surgical ...
Ubirajara Barroso, Rodrigo Lessa
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Peristaltic contractions of the murine urogenital sinus
The Anatomical Record, 1973AbstractUrogenital sinuses from 14‐ to 17‐day old embryonic mice were grown in vitro for six days. Fourteen‐day old urogenital sinuses exhibited weak, irregular peristaltic contractions, while in explants from 15‐ to 17‐day old embryos peristaltic contractions were forceful and regular in rhythm.
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[Changes in the urogenital sinus].
Archivos espanoles de urologia, 2003To review the most adequate treatment for female urogenital sinus congenital malformations currently.We performed a bibliographic search on this rare disease and review the embryological development of the female urogenital apparatus.We review the various surgical techniques from a historic point of view pointing at what time should the procedure be ...
José María, García Mediero +2 more
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Total urogenital sinus mobilization: expanded applications
BJU International, 1999Objective To report further applications of total urogenital sinus mobilization, earlier described as an easier method to correct a cloaca. Patients and methods Seven children (six girls and one boy, mean age 4 years, range 3 months to
B, Ludwikowski +2 more
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True Hermaphroditism Unassociated with a Common Urogenital Sinus
Pediatrics, 1969A child with true hermaphroditism, Group II variety (ovotestis:ovotestis) with separate vaginal and urethral openings has been reported. The cause of this unusual anatomical presetitation remains unknown.
D C, Hefelfinger +3 more
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Female Covered Urethral Duplication With Urogenital Sinus
Urology, 2012We report a covered urethral duplication in a girl presenting prenatally with an enlarged fluid-filled vulvar cyst, genital duplication, and urogenital sinus revealed by fetal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and serial ultrasounds. Physical examination revealed an enlarged vulvar mass covering the clitoris, a single orifice, and normally sited anus ...
Pascale, Philippe-Chomette +5 more
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Management of the High Urogenital Sinus—Risk of Overexposure?
Journal of Urology, 2012THE confluence of the female urethra with the vagina (urogenital [UG] sinus) into a single channel that opens in the vulva or perineum may result from the lack of reabsorption of the distal UG sinus (persistent UG sinus), from alterations in septation (persistent cloaca), or from the influence of endogenous or exogenous androgenic substances.
González, Ricardo, Ludwikowski, Barbara
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Exstrophy, Epispadias, and Cloacal and Urogenital Sinus Abnormalities
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1987The congenital defects in the pelvis and perineal area, which are derived from defective development of the cloacal membrane, the urorectal septum, the mesonephric and paramesonephric (müllerian) ducts and the urogenital sinus, have been described. These may be life threatening, are often complex, and are certainly devastating to the parents.
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