Kjønnskorrigerende kirurgi ved transseksualisme

Tønseth, Kim Alexander; Bjark, Therese Halvorsen; Kratz, Gunnar; Gross, Annika; Kirschner, Rolf; Schreiner, Thomas; Diseth, Trond H.; Haraldsen, Ira

doi:10.4045/tidsskr.08.0670

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“…Mongoloid er for lengst avløst av Downs syndrom, dvergvekst av kortvoksthet og fallesyke av epilepsi. Det som ble kalt kjønnsskifte, ser ut å ha blitt erstattet av kjønnskorreksjon (10). Endringene omfatter også anatomiske strukturer: jomfruhinne er blitt skjedekrans, skamlepper er blitt kjønnslepper og skambein (os pubis) er blitt underlivsbein eller kjønnsbein (11).…”

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“…For å kunne skifte juridisk kjønn må personen gjennomføre irreversibel kastrasjon eller annen sterilisering (4). Hormonell og «kjønnskorrigerende» kirurgisk behandling av transpersoner i Norge har siden 1979 vaert lagt til Rikshospitalet (5). For å motta offentlig behandlingstilbud er det et krav at diagnosen F64.0 Transseksualisme er stilt (2).…”

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“…Several scientific fields have contributed to the complex and interdisciplinary topic of transgender research. Research on hormonal and surgical treatment has been conducted both nationally and internationally (Tønseth et al, 2010 ; Bouman and Arcelus, 2017 ), and transgender research has increased in recent years (Galambos, 2004 ; Eliason et al, 2010 ; Kreukles et al, 2010 ; Fausto-Sterling, 2012 ). The quality of the studies varies due to a variety of factors, including the difficulty in locating a representative population and the scarcity of randomized controlled studies (Heylens et al, 2014 ).…”

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“…The quality of the studies varies due to a variety of factors, including the difficulty in locating a representative population and the scarcity of randomized controlled studies (Heylens et al, 2014 ). Most of the available research has focused on transgender health and quality of life (Dhejne et al, 2011 ), health service interaction, and surgical intervention outcomes (Tønseth et al, 2010 ).…”

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Life experiences leading to the choice of surgery—A qualitative study exploring reasons behind the choice of undergoing gender affirmative surgery

Bjørnson,

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2023

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ObjectiveGender dysphoria is frequently accompanied by physical dissatisfaction and body image issues. The primary objective of this study is to explore subjective experiences and perceptions among those who has undergone gender reassignment surgery, as well as their retrospective path to that decision.MethodSixteen qualitative in-depth interviews were conducted with 9 participants. The participants were accepted for gender affirming surgery and interviewed before and after surgery.ResultsCultural norms, and values in relation to time and context were highlighted as significant in reference to the opportunity one had to display a gender identity that corresponded to prevailing expectations. Participants gradually began to recognize their differences and divergence from others in social interactions and experiencing “wrong” bodily changes during puberty created even greater discrepancy. Several impression control measures, such as avoiding certain situations and using concealing techniques, were employed to prevent what was described as both felt and enacted stigma. The significance of having genital organs that accurately reflect one's gender identity was emphasized to prevent emotional distress and dysphoria caused by this discrepancy.ConclusionSocio-cultural expectations, combined with enacted stigma, seem to cause, or re-enforce self-stigma as people internalize these attitudes and suffer from physical and mental consequences as a result. Thus, societal, and cultural trends seem to have a strong influence and feed the idea of being born in the wrong body. However, even though several participants underwent socially inspired alterations, they all experienced dysphoria in the extent that they continued to see reassignment surgery as a solution.

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Kjønnskorrigerende kirurgi ved transseksualisme

Abstract: Sex reassignment surgery mainly consists of operations on breasts and genitalia.

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