SUN-051 Gender Dysphoria - Data from One Hundred Patients

Gender Variance (Dysphoria)

Collecting Data for One Hundred Years

Sensor clusters (aka sensor networks) are interesting because of the role they play in distributed data collection. Conventionally, a sensor network designer had to worry about getting data from the sensors to a processing application. This paper argues that dedicated data collection networks are better suited to this data collection task. Like the sensor clusters they support, data collection ...

Psychiatric Axis I Comorbidities among Patients with Gender Dysphoria

Objectives. Cooccurring psychiatric disorders influence the outcome and prognosis of gender dysphoria. The aim of this study is to assess psychiatric comorbidities in a group of patients. Methods. Eighty-three patients requesting sex reassignment surgery (SRS) were recruited and assessed through the Persian Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis I disorders (SCID-I). Results. Fifty-seven...

One hundred meters.

To walk 100 meters at 4 kilometers per hour (an average walking pace) takes about 1.5 minutes. What would prevent an oncologist investing this brief time in visiting a patient in the next building? It is not that oncologists as a group are uncaring. I can think of too many examples where the opposite is true. Was he too busy? Was he burned out? Did he feel guilty at having failed to control the...

One hundred years.

One of my earliest memories is of a tall, thin clergyman who arrived late for a meeting as I stood outside the Lodge room as an Entered Apprentice whilst the ceremony of a higher degree was in progress. He was the treasurer of the Lodge and his name was the Reverend Prebendary Charles Waton. He was the Vicar of St Benet Fink, Edmonton and was a Grand Officer. To me, he was a very important maso...