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Disorders of sex development: advances in genetic diagnosis and challenges in management

2015-04-01

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Abstract: Disorders of sex development (DSD) are a group of rare conditions that usually present with atypical genitalia in the newborn period or as delayed puberty in an adolescent. Although a concern about the development of external genitalia may exist in one in 300 newborn infants, discrete genetic conditions that underlie DSD are generally rarely identified. It is likely that this diagnostic gap exists for a...

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ae1b4443-2d30-56f7-849c-d9ae447fef42
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10.2147/agg.s53226
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