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DOI: 10.1007/1-4220-4314-7_15
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The Ethics of Using Dexamethasone to Prevent Virilization of Female Fetuses

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“…7. Similarly, this happens in others countries (Greenberg 2012;Sytsma 2006). In fact, according to Greenberg (2012: 5), "Although most intersex conditions are not disabling, pose no physical risk and require no medical intervention, infants with an intersex condition are often subjected to invasive cosmetic surgeries to alter their genitalia so that their bodies conform to a binary sex norm".…”
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“…7. Similarly, this happens in others countries (Greenberg 2012;Sytsma 2006). In fact, according to Greenberg (2012: 5), "Although most intersex conditions are not disabling, pose no physical risk and require no medical intervention, infants with an intersex condition are often subjected to invasive cosmetic surgeries to alter their genitalia so that their bodies conform to a binary sex norm".…”
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“…Because intersex children are considered atypical and in some way abnormal, their condition is hidden from society and their birth is shrouded in shame and secrecy. Parents are often not correctly informed and when some information is provided they are often advised not to tell their children of their intersex condition or medical history (Streuli et all 2013;Greenberg 2012;Sytsma 2006).…”
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“…According to experts, between 0.05 and 1.7% of the world's population is born with intersex characteristics [6]. In India, the figure is between 2.5% and 12% [7]. In the USA, it is estimated at 1 per 2000 births [8].…”
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