Overview
Children’s Minnesota provides patients who have disorders of sexual differentiation with a personalized, interdisciplinary approach that may include pediatric endocrinologists, certified educators, on-staff psychologists and more to address each patient’s individual needs.
- Complete or partial androgen insensitivity syndrome
- Complete or partial gonadal dysgenesis
- Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
- Klinefelter syndrome
- Leydig cell hypoplasia
- Micropenis
- Ovotesticular DSD
- Persistent Mullerian duct syndrome
- Testosterone synthesis defects
- Turner syndrome
- XX testicular DSD
- 5a-reductase deficiency (5-ARD)
- A multidisciplinary health care team with an endocrinologist, geneticist, gynecologist, psychologist, social worker, pathologist and ethicist
- A database maintained to better track patients for future follow-up needs and offer newborn screenings through the Minnesota Department of Health
- Patient Name
- DOB
- Referring provider
- Primary care provider
- Insurance information
- Diagnosis and isolation requirements
- Special needs requirements
- Patient’s city and state
