Disorders of Sexual Differentiation (Intersexuality)

Prader, A.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-70509-0_12

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Sonographic biometrical range of external genitalia differentiation in the first trimester of pregnancy: analysis of 2593 cases

et al. 2004

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Sonography is a reliable method for the study of the morphological development of the external genitalia in fetuses 'in vivo'; it is possible to assign fetal gender in 95 to 99% starting at a BPD of 20 mm and to achieve an accuracy rate of 99 to 100% from a BPD of 22 mm, but fetal sex assignment should not be undertaken below a BPD of 22 mm, and especially not in cases where fetal sexing affects pregnancy management.

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