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Ambiguous genitalia

Author: Pediatric Oncall

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A 2 months old child born of non-consanguineous marriage presents with abnormal genitalia. On examination, the phallus was 2.75 cm with single opening, partially fused labia with gonads not palpable and hyperpigmentation of gonads.

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