[Surgical correction of genital virilization in girls with congenital adrenal hyperplasia].
Bruce Geryk, Z Misíková, J Bibza, J Strnová, E. Kubikova, Z. Pribilincová
Abstract
Bruce Geryk, Z Misíková, J Bibza, J Strnová, E. Kubikova, Z. Pribilincová
Abstract
Based on an analysis of 10 patients after a feminizing operation of a virilized genital in female pseudohermaphroditism caused by congenital adrenal hyperplasia on account of 21-hydroxylase deficiency the authors emphasize in conjunction with multidisciplinary collaboration the necessity of early modification and surgical repair with adjustment of the external genital before the age of two years. An excellent anatomical and cosmetic result of reconstruction with clitoroplasty emphasizes the importance of preserving the clitoris and erectile tissue to ensure adequate social, psychic and sexual development of the patient.
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Based on an analysis of 10 patients after a feminizing operation of a virilized genital in female pseudohermaphroditism caused by congenital adrenal hyperplasia on account of 21-hydroxylase deficiency the authors emphasize in conjunction with multidisciplinary collaboration the necessity of early modification and surgical repair with adjustment of the external genital before the age of two years. An excellent anatomical and cosmetic result of reconstruction with clitoroplasty emphasizes the importance of preserving the clitoris and erectile tissue to ensure adequate social, psychic and sexual development of the patient.
Key concepts: Virilization, Congenital adrenal hyperplasia, Sex organ, Clitoris, Medicine, Pseudohermaphroditism, Surgery, Anatomy