Abstract
Introduction: Disorder of sexual development in newborn is not an infrequent condition during medical practice, but it does prove to be a challenge both in diagnostic and in therapeutic approaches. It is defined as the set of conditions in which the development of chromosomal, gonadal or anatomical sex is atypical. Objectives: To carry out a comprehensive approach to sexual development alterations and to recognize the importance of transdisciplinary teams for the management of this pathology. Methodology: A search of review literature was made with the key words Disorders of sex development, Ovotesticular disorders of sex development, true hermaphroditism, gonadal dysgenesis, and congenital adrenal hyperplasia in five biomedical databases. The search has been limited to Spanish or English language articles of the last 10 years. Results: 110 articles were reviewed, of which 36 were included, they were original articles, case presentations, consensus and review articles. Conclusions: In order to avoid complications in newborn, health personnel should be sensitized, regarding this condition is essential to timely diagnosis and treatment. Assignment of sex is one of the most relevant problems for the management of this condition; this decision must be made by a transdisciplinary team of specialists with experience in the subject where a detailed and individual evaluation of each case is carried out.
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