The birth of a child with genital ambiguity, also known as a difference of sex development or
DSD, is not a medical emergency. Initially, such infants appear healthy with normal …

The birth of a child with genital ambiguity, now more appropriately termed “disordered
sexual development” or “DSD” is not a medical emergency. Such infants are perfectly …

The birth of an infant with ambiguous genitalia is a crisis for parents as well as the primary
care physician. In some instances, parents have been forewarned by the results of genetic …

Infants rarely present with truly ambiguous genitalia and such children should be evaluated
by experts who work within a multidisciplinary team that is dedicated for evaluation and …

The birth of an infant with ambiguous genitalia is combined with great uncertainty for the
parents as well as for the primary care physician, but also for the specialist. In the absence of …

The birth of a child with ambiguous genitalia is a challenging and distressing event for the
family and physician and one with life-long consequences. Most disorders of sexual …

The observation of ambiguous genitalia signals a medical, surgical and psychological
emergency. When a baby is born with ambiguous genitalia, the normally routine …

Ambiguous genitalia in a newborn are the clinical sign of atypical sexual development of the
external genitalia in utero. This condition is rare and can result from various underlying …

The diagnosis and management of a newborn with ambiguous genitalia is a diagnostic
challenge. Rapid medical evaluation is necessary to uncover and treat potentially life …

Efficient and accurate evaluation of the newborn who has ambiguous genitalia is required to
provide appropriate medical therapy and assuage parental anxiety. Genital ambiguity …