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Gonadal Dysgenesis, Mixed

 
 
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  • The correlation between the degree of Müllerian duct retention and scrotal position in mixed gonadal dysgenesis further strengthens the hypothesis that the first stage of testicular descent is controlled by MIS [8].
 

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