46,XX disorder of sex development associated with skin abnormalities due to homozygous R-Spondin 1 loss of function mutation.

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A child, who was reared as male, presented in his early childhood to the endocrine clinic with penoscrotal hypospadias which was noticed at birth. On examination, he had both gonads in the scrotal sacs with complete scrotal fusion, rugosities and chordee with a single opening. He had increased palmoplantar skin desquamation. As an initial part of the workup, karyotyping was done, which was 46,XX. To rule out the...

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