The phrase "assignment surgery" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a surgical procedure related to an assignment, but without context, it is ambiguous and confusing.
Example: "The doctor explained that the assignment surgery would take place next week, but I wasn't sure what that meant."
Alternatives: "surgical procedure" or "surgery assignment".
You want a halt to sexual assignment surgeries on infants.
The suit, filed in both state and federal courts, was brought on behalf of the child's adoptive parents and is intended to restrict the practice of medically unnecessary sex assignment surgeries on infants, said lawyers with the Southern Poverty Law Center.
When asked to weigh the trauma of childhood sex assignment surgeries against the very real logistical issues presented by the disconnect between gender on birth certificates and gender on other German legal forms, Ms. Posch laughed.
But most significantly, the law bans the performance of non-vital gender assignment surgeries on intersex children before they're old enough to consent to the procedure a global legislative first.
Someday I hope to have career re-assignment surgery.
In the UK, gender re-assignment surgery is only available over-18s.
The legal acknowledgment of a third category should mean that fewer doctors urge parents to have sex-assignment surgery performed on their newborns.
(Incidentally, this happened to me when I went in for my gender re-assignment surgery).
The only real solution, some suggest, would be to ban gender-assignment surgeries for infants, which would provide intersex persons with the opportunity to decide, later in life, whether to identify with one gender, or neither.
In "XXXY," he said it like a pledge, and today it's becoming true: little by little, doctors and parents — and even politicians, from New Jersey to Germany to Australia — are questioning, delaying, and cancelling cosmetic genital and gender-assignment surgeries.
