Arvind K Shergill, Andrés Camacho, Jeanne M Horowitz, Priyanka Jha, Susan Ascher, Emmanuel Berchmans, Jaromir Slama, Stephanie Nougaret, Ashish P Wasnik, Jessica B Robbins, Manjiri K Dighe, Carolyn L Wang, Jennifer M Nimhuircheartaigh, Jordana Phillips, Christine Menias, Olga R Brook
OBJECTIVES: Gender dysphoria is defined as a conflict between the biological gender and the gender with which the person identifies. Gender reassignment therapy can alter external sexual features to resemble those of the desired gender and are broadly classified into two types, female to male (FTM) and male to female (MTF). In this paper we describe expected findings and complications of gender reassignment therapy. METHODS: Collaborative multi-institutional project supported by Ovarian and Uterine Cancer Disease Focused panel of Society of Abdominal Radiology...
August 2019: Abdominal Radiology