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<big><center>[[Reproductive System|'''BACK TO REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM''']]</center></big>
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* '''Developmental abnormalities resulting in discordance between genetic, gonadal or phenotypic sex.'''
 
* '''Developmental abnormalities resulting in discordance between genetic, gonadal or phenotypic sex.'''
 
* '''Includes true hermaphrodites, pseudohermaphrodites and other forms of sex reversal.'''
 
* '''Includes true hermaphrodites, pseudohermaphrodites and other forms of sex reversal.'''
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== Hermaphroditism ==
 
== Hermaphroditism ==
      
* Individual possessing gonads of both sexes.   
 
* Individual possessing gonads of both sexes.   
 
* Rare
 
* Rare
      
'''''Aetiology'''''
 
'''''Aetiology'''''
    
* Failure of embryological differentiation of gonads during foetal life leads to the presence of both ovarian and testicular tissue (ovotestis or one of each type).
 
* Failure of embryological differentiation of gonads during foetal life leads to the presence of both ovarian and testicular tissue (ovotestis or one of each type).
      
'''''Consequence'''''
 
'''''Consequence'''''
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* Usually XX with H-Y antigen (protein normally coded for by Y chromosome).
 
* Usually XX with H-Y antigen (protein normally coded for by Y chromosome).
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== Pseudohermaphroditism ==
 
== Pseudohermaphroditism ==
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*** Poorly developed uterine horns which may contain mucus-like secretion.
 
*** Poorly developed uterine horns which may contain mucus-like secretion.
 
** '''Female pseudohermaphrodite''': Ovary-like gonads and male-like genitalia,rare.
 
** '''Female pseudohermaphrodite''': Ovary-like gonads and male-like genitalia,rare.
       

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