Evidence of ballooning both inguinal subcutaneous regions by oblong shaped developed testicular tissue (confirmed by preserved diffusion restriction) just distal to the external ring of the inguinal canals bilaterally. They average around (right = 4.5 x 2.5 and left = 3 x 2.5 cm) in maximum dimensions with identifiable spermatic cords harbouring gonadal vessels seen extending from the infra-renal regions.
Non-visualisation of typical follicular pattern of both ovaries within the pelvic cavity (ovarian fossa) or along the visualised field of para-aortic region (non-developed ovaries).
The uterine body, cervix and upper two thirds of the vagina not identified (non-developed).
Normal configuration and zonal anatomy of the lower third vagina, no focal lesions identified.
Diffuse concentric urethral wall thickening with mucosal oedema reaching intra-vesical to involve the mucosa of the bladder base/trigone. The postero-inferior urethral wall with opposing antero-inferior wall lower third vagina show altered signal of diffuse transmural oedema reflecting established inflammatory changes for clinic-laboratory correlation, still no definite urethro-vaginal fistulous tracts identified on imaging basis.
No prostatic tissue identified
The external genitalia show the following:
differentiated corpora cavernosa and corpus spongiosum down to clitoral head not conforming with the normal rudimentary feminine configuration reflecting clitoromegaly.
normal configuration of the labia majora and minora.
Both kidneys are normally present.