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Long-term outcomes of comprehensive treatment (pubertal suppression with gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonists, cross-sex hormonal therapy, and gender-reassignment surgery) for gender dysphoria in transgender adolescents are not well studied.
Investigators from a multidisciplinary clinic in the Netherlands assessed outcomes in 55 youth treated for gender dysphoria (including 22 transwomen [born male experiencing female gender identity] and 33 transmen [born female experiencing male gender identity]) using standardized psychosocial measures at three time points: 1 year before pubertal suppression initiation (T0; mean age, 13.6 years), at introduction of cross-sex hormones (T1; mean age, 16.7), and 1 year after gender-reassignment surgery (T…