Incidence and Sex Ratio of Transsexualism in Sweden

Jan Wålinder

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The difficulty in calculating the incidence and prevalence of transsexualism is obvious. Those figures which can be arrived at are always minimal values, and a group of persons with transsexual symptomatology, which are most difficult to assess, will always elude the calculations.

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1970TRANSSEXUALISM AND SEX REASSIGNMENT 1968THE CURRENT STATUS OF THE CHANGE OF SEX OPERATION

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