The development of the female reproductive system is a complex and intricate process that spans the entire gestational period. Any disruptions or anomalies during this process can result in defects and misalignments of the female genitalia, leading to a range of reproductive and health-related issues. This article aims to explore the causes and consequences of defective development and misalignment of female genitalia, highlighting the importance of early detection and proper management.

Genital development disorders, Female genital misalignment, Labial fusion, Clitoromegaly, Vaginal atresia, Ambiguous genitalia, Congenital genital conditions, Pediatric urology

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