Phantom sensation in genital gender-affirming surgery: a narrative review
Peter C. Ferrin,
Elliot Burghardt,
Blair R. Peters
Abstract:Purpose of review
To review findings related to phantom genital sensation, emphasizing phantom sensation in the transgender and gender diverse (TGD) population. We discuss prevalence, presentation and potential implications for sensory outcomes in genital gender-affirming surgery.
Recent findings
There is a high prevalence of phantom genital sensations in the TGD population. The prevalence varies by body part, approaching 50% in the most frequently repo… Show more
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