Scottish Genital Anomaly Network





Role

SGAN was originally created in 2002 as an informal network and was subsequently formally approved as a national managed network by the National Services Division of NHS Scotland in 2006.

The overall role of SGAN is to improve long-term clinical outcome.

Its function includes:

  • Provision of appropriate support to the affected person and their family
  • guiding investigation and short-term management of the affected person
  • developing a long-term management plan
  • linking clinical personnel who are involved in-patient management
  • collection of data on affected cases through a national register
  • provision of opportunity for clinical development of staff
  • facilitate research and audit.


  • Last Updated: 22 July, 2009