Masculinizing surgery in disorders/differences of sex development: clinician- and participant-evaluated appearance and function.
Timotheüs Cornelis van de GriftMarion RappGundela HolmdahlLise DuranteauAgneta Nordenskjoldnull nullPublished in: BJU international (2021)
The majority of participants were neutral to satisfied with the appearance and function in the long-term after masculinizing surgery. Given the initial severe phenotype and a risk of unsatisfactory results after masculinizing surgery in DSD, treatment should be handled by experienced multidisciplinary teams in order to optimize the postoperative results.