Table 4.

GP experience and management of patients who are considering FGCS (n=242)

GP experience and management of patients who are considering FGCS (n=242)	n (%, 95% CI)
GPs who have seen patient aged <18 requesting FGCS	84 (35%, 29% to 41%)
Patient asked GP about opinion of genital normality	235 (97%, 94% to 99%)
Patient asked GP for genital examination	177 (73%, 67% to 78%)
GP examined genitalia
All the time	181 (75% 69% to 80%)
Sometimes	34 (14%, 10% to 19%)
Patient asked GP opinion regarding FGCS	157 (65%, 59% to 71%)
GP felt comfortable discussing aspects of FGCS on request from patient	143 (59%, 53% to 65%)
Patient requested referral for FGCS from GP	157 (65%, 59% to 71%)
GP discussed risks of FGCS procedures with patient
All the time	99 (41%, 35% to 47%)
Sometimes	25 (10%, 7% to 15%)
Only if they ask me	11 (5%, 3% to 8%)
I am not sufficiently aware of risks to discuss	107 (44%, 38 to 51)
GP felt confident discussing short-term risks of FGCS	83 (43%, 29% to 40%)
GP felt confident discussing long-term risks of FGCS	57 (24%,19% to 29%
Resources GPs used as information sources for patient consultations
Labia Library (website, www.labialibrary.com)	85 (35%, 29% to 41%)
Diagrams	85 (35%, 29% to 41%)
Anatomy books	53 (22%, 17% to 28%)
Consumer websites	21 (9%, 6% to 13%)
RACGP FCGS resource	21 (9%, 6% to 13%)