Vaginal and Phallic Urethra with Prominent Clitoris in Female Pseudohermaphroditism
T Kounami, Hideo Takeuchi, Hidenori Takayama, T Tomoyoshi
Abstract
T Kounami, Hideo Takeuchi, Hidenori Takayama, T Tomoyoshi
Abstract
Idiopathic female pseudohermaphroditism associated with a vaginal urethra, prominent clitoris and an accessory phallic urethra is a rare syndrome, with no apparent cause to account for the masculinization of the genitalia and exhibit of similar characteristic features. We report such a case and review the pertinent literature.
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Idiopathic female pseudohermaphroditism associated with a vaginal urethra, prominent clitoris and an accessory phallic urethra is a rare syndrome, with no apparent cause to account for the masculinization of the genitalia and exhibit of similar characteristic features. We report such a case and review the pertinent literature.
Key concepts: Clitoris, Phallic stage, Medicine, Urethra, Vagina, Male pseudohermaphroditism, Disorders of sex development, Gynecology