Original Article

A Classification of Intersexes Gynecologic Considerations

Authors: DAVID L. BARCLAY M.D., WILLIAM H. STERNBERG M.D.

Abstract

The early recognition and correct diagnosis of anomalies in genital development is essential to their management and the psychologic orientation of the growing person. Today chromosomal studies lend aid in differential diagnoses not available a decade ago. Nevertheless, exploratory laparotomy and biopsy of gonadal tissue may be a necessity.

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