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Bilateral Cryptorchidism Associated with Terminal Deletion of 10q

1 Jan 1998

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We report on an infant with terminal deletion of 10q (del10q26.11) presenting with bilateral cryptorchidism. Of 9 males previously reported with terminal deletion of 10q, 1 had an intersex phenotype, and the others all had combinations of cryptorchidism, micropenis, and hypospadias. Terminal deletion of 10q appears to include some genes indispensable for normal male genital development.

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PMID: 9933844
DOI: 10.1159/000030321

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