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Acquired Clitoromegaly Cyst: Consequence of Persistent Unorthodox Practice in the 21st Century
Objective: To present case report a patient with clitoral cyst, following type II female genital cutting performed in childhood, management and literature review. Design: Report of cases managed and review of available current literatures. Setting: University College Hospital Ibadan. Patients: The c...
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