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    '''Seaver Cassidy Syndrome''' is a condition that - in some cases - may be considered an [[intersex]] condition, although many would say it ''causes'' intersex conditions rather than being one in of itself.
    '''Seaver Cassidy Syndrome''' is a condition that - in some cases - may be considered an [[intersex]] condition, although many would say it ''causes'' intersex conditions rather than being one in of itself.


    This condition can effect both [[CTM]]/[[AMAB]] and [[CTF]]/[[AFAB]] individuals, however CTM individuals are the ones who develop intersex-related traits from this condition. 80-99% CTM individuals tend to have a [[Agenital|missing or undescended testicle]] and/or [[Penoscrotal Transposition|oddly formed scrotum]].
    This condition can effect both [[CTM]]/[[AMAB]] and [[CTF]]/[[AFAB]] individuals, however CTM individuals are the ones who develop intersex-related traits from this condition. 80-99% CTM individuals tend to have a [[Agenital|missing or undescended testicle]] and/or an [[Penoscrotal Transposition|irregularly formed scrotum]].


    80-99% of people with this condition have eye folds, knock knees, wide set eyes, cheekbone underdevelopment, moles, prominent and low set ears, and a wide nasal bridge. 30-79% of people with this condition have a large lower jaw, voice abnormalities, neurological speech impairment, intellectual disability, outward turned elbows, joint hyperflexibility, and umbilical hernia.
    80-99% of people with this condition have eye folds, knock knees, wide set eyes, cheekbone underdevelopment, moles, prominent and low set ears, and a wide nasal bridge. 30-79% of people with this condition have a large lower jaw, voice abnormalities, neurological speech impairment, intellectual disability, outward turned elbows, joint hyperflexibility, and umbilical hernia.
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