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Title: Tri-State medical journal
Year: 1895 (1890s)
Authors: Ball, James Moores, 1863-1929
Subjects: Tri-State Medical Society Medicine
Publisher: St. Louis : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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etely. Not getting satisfactionfrom normal intercourse with women. 70 TRl-STATE MEDICAL JOURNAL he relieves himself by masturbating oc-casionally. During emission the fluidis generally discharged at the meatus,but at times none appears, when prob-ably it finds its way into the bladder. Some of this mans statements, as theremarks on vicarious menstruation fromthe nose, the change in his voice, andothers, are to be considered cum granosalis. He has been examined and ques-tioned so much that he certainly under-stands and appreciates the importance gans of man attains such a degree as tosimulate the female genitalia. The other subdivision of false herma-phrodism is gynandry, where the ex-ternal genital organs of the female re-semble those of the male; by far a lessfrequent condition than the first variety,and generally confined to an elongationand hypertrophy of the clitoris whichought easily be recognized as such. The generally accepted classificationof hermaphrodism is that by Klebs who
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Dr. F. C. Ameisss Case of Pseudo-Hermaphrodism. of his case, and may have added, whenrelating his case, some of the very in-teresting points mentioned, which itwould be exceedingly difficult to dis-prove. This case must be considered one ofpseudo hermaphrodism with perineo-scrotal hypospadia, belonging to theandrogynous subdivision, that type inwhich the deformity of the sexual or- divides this malformation into true andfalse hermaphrodism. The latter varie-ty has already been referred to. True hermaphrodism Klebs dividesinto: 1. Bilateral hermaphrodism, whereboth testicles and ovaries are found inthe same person. 2. (Unilateral, where a testicle and an TRI-STATE MEDICAL JOURNAL 71 ovary is found on but one side, and anovary or testicle on the other. 3. Lateral, where a testicle is foundon one side and an ovary on the other. Of each of these varieties apparentlywell authenticated cases have been re-ported, but the very cases which for-merly were thought to be typical ex-amples of true

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