Published in:
01-07-2008 | Case Report
A male phenotype (XY) hermaphrodite treated for seminoma, fathered a healthy child by IVF–ICSI technique
Authors:
Faheem Zayed, Ibrahim Ghalayini, Ismail Matalka
Published in:
Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics
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Issue 7/2008
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Abstract
Objective
To report a successful delivery of a healthy infant fathered by an infertile 46, XY true hermaphrodite who suffered from a seminoma.
Setting
IVF unit in University hospital
Patient(s)
Male 41 years (true hermaphrodite), his wife 35 years
Main Outcome Measures
Laboratory, pathology tests and ultrasound tests
Results
The above patient treated and cured from seminoma, the couple had in vitro fertilization (IVF) and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) using frozen testicular sperm and had a healthy baby.
Conclusion
This is the first case report of a successful delivery of a healthy infant fathered by an infertile 46, XY true hermaphrodite who suffered from a seminoma. Once treated and cured, the couple had IVF and ICSI using frozen testicular sperm and had a healthy baby.