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The Clitoral Size of the Korean Female Newborn / 영남의대학술지
Article in Ko | WPRIM | ID: wpr-73167
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BACKGROUND: To determine mean clitoral and glans size of Korean female newborn. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The size of glans and clitoris of 68 Korean female newborns born at Yeungnam University Medical Center were measured from May in 1999 to August in 1999. RESULTS: The mean size of the 68 newborns were 2.38+/-1.14 mm in glans length, 2.55+/-1.48 mm in glans width and 4.66+/-1.93 mm in clitoral length. In the premature infants the mean clitoral size was 1.92+/-1.58 mm in glans length, 1.78+/-1.24 mm in glans width and 3.86+/-2.16 mm in clitoral length. In the full term infants 2.53+/-1.12 mm in glans length, 2.75+/-1.58 mm in glans width and 4.94+/-1.89 mm in clitoral length. In low birth weight infants clitoral size was measured 1.55+/-1.10 mm in glans length, 2.04+/-2.03 mm in glans width and 3.29+/-1.87 mm in clitoral length. In normal birth weight infants 2.53+/-1.13 mm in glans length, 2.68+/-1.48 mm in glans width and 4.92+/-1.91 mm in clitoral length. In high birth weight infants 1.54+/-0.50 mm in glans length, 1.63+/-0.53 mm in glans width and 3.18+/-1.04 mm in clitoral length. CONCLUSION: There was no significant correlation between gestational age and clitoral size or glans size, but significant negative correlation was found between birth weight and clitoral size or glans size.
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Full text: 1 Database: WPRIM Main subject: Birth Weight / Infant, Low Birth Weight / Infant, Premature / Gestational Age / Clitoris / Academic Medical Centers Limits: Female / Humans / Infant / Newborn Language: Ko Journal: Yeungnam University Journal of Medicine Year: 2001 Document type: Article
Full text: 1 Database: WPRIM Main subject: Birth Weight / Infant, Low Birth Weight / Infant, Premature / Gestational Age / Clitoris / Academic Medical Centers Limits: Female / Humans / Infant / Newborn Language: Ko Journal: Yeungnam University Journal of Medicine Year: 2001 Document type: Article