Reproductive: Transgender Flashcards

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What are the two main types of vaginoplasty?

A
  • Penoscrotal inversion (most common, least complications)
  • Intestinal interposition (usually done if nor enough penile tissue is available)
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What are the two main types of bottom surgery for transgender males?

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  • Phalloplasty (vaginectomy and urethroplasty with creation of a neophallus using skin flaps)
  • Metoidioplasty (hormone-induced hypertrophy of the clitoris followed by anastomosis of the urethra to the clitoris, then using the labia minora to create a penile shaft)
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Which segment of bowel is most often used for intestinal interposition vaginoplasty?

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Usually rectosigmoid colon

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Scrotoplasty

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The creation of a scrotum with testicular prostheses (usually silicone) during gender affirming surgery

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Fistulization between what was a common complication of phalloplasty before modern techniques?

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Fistula formation between the neourethra and native vagina (common before it became common practice to resect the native vagina during phalloplasty)

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What head and neck surgeries are commonly performed as part of feminization during gender-affirming surgery?

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  • Thyroid chrondroplasty/tracheal shave (gets rid of Adams apple)
  • Glottoplasty/cricothyroid approximation (makes the voice sound more feminine)
  • Facial feminization
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