Identify the type of disorder that is associated with an infant whose genitals are atypical.

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An infant with atypical genitals would likely have a disorder of sexual development (DSD), which refers to a wide range of conditions in which there is a discrepancy between the genetic, gonadal, or anatomical sex of an individual. This can include conditions such as ambiguous genitalia, intersex, or other conditions in which the external genitalia do not clearly correspond to typical male or female anatomy. Paraphilic disorder, pedophilic disorder, and disorder of transvestitism do not typically involve atypical genital development in infants.

Identify the Type of Disorder That Is Associated with an Infant