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Macrosomia and ambiguous genitalia: a long overdue answer to the citizens of Frusino.
Hormones (Athens, Greece) - 1 Jan 2000
Vasileiou Vasiliki, Armeni Anastasia K, Pierris Apostolos L, Georgopoulos Neoklis A
Abstract excerpt
In the literature of the Roman Era, a case of macrosomia and genital ambiguity in a newborn is described. Textual evidence concerning this case of androgynism and its symbolism is provided in the present study. Medical interpretation of such cases covers the entire spectrum of differential diagnosis of macrosomia concurrent with genital ambiguity. Female pseudohermaphroditism may be excluded from the differential...
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