Long-Term Evaluation of Patients Undergoing Genitoplasty due to Disorders of Sex Development: Results from a 14-Year Follow-Up
Figure 1
Externalia plasty for ovotesticular DSD. (a) Before surgery. The vagina was not obvious, and the vagina and urethra shared an outlet at the top of small penis with poor development. (b) After surgery. The outlet of the vagina and urethra was exposed, and the vagina and urethra were separated. The urethra was extended for urination control and vagina exposure. Patients agreed with publication of these photos.
