Condition | Sex assignment | Evidence | Grade |
---|---|---|---|
CAH | Usually female | Berenbaum and Bailey [92] | Strong recommendation with very low quality Evidence for female sex assignment. |
CAIS | Female | Wisniewski et al. [93] | Strong recommendation with very low quality evidence for female sex assignment. |
PAIS | Depends on the phenotype | Köhler et al. [94] | Consensus statement to base sex assignment on the phenotype. |
Gonadal dysgenesis | Usually female | Sarafoglou and Ostrer [95] | Consensus statement for female sex assignment in most instances. |
Hypospadias | Usually male | Boisen et al. [96] | Weak recommendation with low quality evidence for male sex assignment. |
Hypopituitarism/ Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism | Male | Grumbach [14] | Consensus statement for male sex assignment, and to evaluate babies within the first 6 months and treat with testosterone. |
Ovotesticular syndrome | Depends on the continent | Hadjiathanasiou et al. [97] | Strong recommendation with very low quality evidence. assign gender on an individual basis. |
5-Reductase deficiency | Depends on the continent | Imperato-McGinley et al. [21] | Strong recommendation with very low quality evidence. assign gender on an individual basis with appropriate consideration of the patient's degree of masculinization. |