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The posts primarily react to basic anatomical descriptions such as 'normal (infantile) uterus,' indicating interest in the basic features of patients with Swyer syndrome. The mention of dysgerminomas possibly being more common than births among XY women suggests curiosity and recognition of the condition's significance, though the tone remains informal and speculative, reflecting moderate engagement and impact.
The discussions show minimal agreement, mostly reflecting curiosity or simplified observations rather than support for the detailed research findings.
Posts exhibit a mild interest, focusing on basic features such as uterine development and frequency of dysgerminoma occurrences rather than in-depth analysis.
Some discussions hint at deeper engagement, like comparing the phenomenon of dysgerminomas to birth rates in XY women, indicating curiosity beyond surface-level comments.
The overall impact appears moderate, with discussions touching on noteworthy issues like prevalence and reproductive implications but lacking strong calls for change or application.
@DeathSt4r2 @PerryJa17004312 @FredSargeant @IndiaWilloughby Dysgerminomas are maybe more common phenomenon than births (with donated ova) for XY women. https://t.co/fa5kiLvQQJ
@9NinetyOneNine @Kassandra_Zerb @tonysullybooks @heikateryna @inquisitrix Dysgerminoma in three patients with Swyer syndrome. https://t.co/6QEuP2hQha 1. ‘normal (infantile) uterus’ 2. ‘Infantile uteru’ 3. ‘a normal uterus’ ←
Dr. Juan Pablo Garcs Martnez presents a case of an 8-year-old with a pelvic mass, focusing on differential diagnosis of ovarian tumors, including dysgerminoma and gonadoblastoma, in a patient with Swyer syndrome…
This video discusses a case of an 8-year-old with Swyer syndrome diagnosed with dysgerminoma and gonadoblastoma, emphasizing early detection, treatment, and the importance of monitoring in gonadal dysgenesis syndromes.
@9NinetyOneNine @Kassandra_Zerb @tonysullybooks @heikateryna @inquisitrix Dysgerminoma in three patients with Swyer syndrome. https://t.co/6QEuP2hQha 1. ‘normal (infantile) uterus’ 2. ‘Infantile uteru’ 3. ‘a normal uterus’ ←
@DeathSt4r2 @PerryJa17004312 @FredSargeant @IndiaWilloughby Dysgerminomas are maybe more common phenomenon than births (with donated ova) for XY women. https://t.co/fa5kiLvQQJ
doi:10.1186/1477-7819-5-71. 30. Williams CE, Nakhal RS, Hall-Craggs MA, et al. 16. Swyer Syndrome. National Organization of Rare Disor- Transverse vaginal ...
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