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...ave been replaced with the general term Disorders of Sex Development ('''{{DSD}}''') established by the Consensus statement on management of intersex diso See [[BGDB_Sexual_Differentiation_-_Abnormalities#DSD_Terminology|DSD Terminology]]

{{ICD-11 Genital anomalies header table}} ...normalities}} are currently described as "Disorders of Sex Development" ({{DSD}}) and includes: chromosomal, gonadal dysfunction, tract abnormalities, ext

...rmalities are currently described as "{{Disorders of Sex Development}}" ({{DSD}}). {{DSD terminology table}}

...igning an embryo to a developmental stage and then referring to a standard table of norms. In human embryos, a range of +/- 1 day is typically expected. ...le genitalia) and five distinct abnormal stages ([[:Template:Prader Stages table|1 to 5 increasing virilisation]]). Named after Dr. Andrea Prader (1919 –

...ormal genital descriptions, described as disorders of sexual development {{DSD}}. With the table (in: Biol. Ctrbl., V. 22, p. 326), showing the life-cycle of the skate, it