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True Hermaphroditism
Aka: True Hermaphroditism- Pathophysiology
- Karyotype most often 46XX
- Y DNA translocated to X
- Signs
- Ambiguous internal and external genitalia
- Microscopic evidence of ovaries and Testes
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