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  Vol. 241 No. 20, May 18, 1979 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Genital and abdominal self-surgery. A case report

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In two separate procedures, a psychiatric patient first performed a bilateral orchiectomy on himself and then later attempted to denervate his adrenal glands. This case suggests that physicians should be alerted to the possibility of self-surgery occurring in patients who have sought elective surgery and have been rejected.

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