Operative theatment of male pseudohermaphroditism (author's transl)
Abstract
The operative treatment of two patients with male pseudohermaphroditism is reported. The patients reported were girls whose psychosexual attitude indicated a male sexual change. During several procedures the vagina was removed, the urethra was extended according to the method of Denis-Browne and a functioning penis was formed using a skin flap plasty supported by rib cartilage or an artificial prosthesis.
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