Androgen insensitivity

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[size=20px]A two-year old girl undergoes a laparoscopic right inguinal hernia repair and is found to have what appear to be testes bilaterally at the internal rings. and no female internal organs. What is the best management strategy for this finding? A laparoscopic gonadectomy at the time of the hernia repair B laparoscopic bilateral gonadal biopsy C genetic and endocrine evaluation followed by early laparoscopic gonadectomy D genetic and endocrine evaluation without further intervention at the time of hernia repair[/size]

[size=20px]A three-month female presents to your office with bilateral inguinal hernias. While examining the child, you notice a mass in the right labia. Findings suggestive of androgen insensitivity syndrome include: A bicornuate uterus B ovary in the hernia sac C empty hernia sac D lack of a fallopian tube E normal vagina[/size]