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* Most cases of CAIS are diagnosed in the following circumstances. | * Most cases of CAIS are diagnosed in the following circumstances. | ||
# Abdominal surgery done for repair of inguinal [[hernia]], [[appendicitis]] or other reason discovers testes or lack of uterus and ovaries. Even in the absence of a visible inguinal lump, perhaps 1% of girls operated on for inguinal hernia are found to have AIS. | # Abdominal surgery done for repair of inguinal [[hernia]], [[appendicitis]] or other reason discovers testes or lack of uterus and ovaries. Even in the absence of a visible inguinal lump, perhaps 1% of girls operated on for inguinal hernia are found to have AIS. | ||
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History regarding the above should be inquired. | History regarding the above should be inquired. | ||
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[[Category:Endocrinology]] | [[Category:Endocrinology]] | ||
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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]; Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief:
Overview
History and Symptoms
- Most cases of CAIS are diagnosed in the following circumstances.
- Abdominal surgery done for repair of inguinal hernia, appendicitis or other reason discovers testes or lack of uterus and ovaries. Even in the absence of a visible inguinal lump, perhaps 1% of girls operated on for inguinal hernia are found to have AIS.
- The girl or family seeks evaluation for delayed menarche (primary amenorrhea).
- The woman seeks explanation for difficulty with sexual intercourse.
- The woman seeks explanation for infertility.
- Circumstances of diagosis of Partial Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (PAIS) tend to be similar to those listed for CAIS, with the additional possibility that the mild differences of genital structure may elicit evaluation.
History regarding the above should be inquired.
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