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International Journal of STD and AIDS, 2001
Although important, the foreskin is not absolutely essential to penile function. Dysfunction is common and a cause of considerable morbidity, and is sometimes associated with mortality from squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). Penile dermatoses herald, complicate or cause preputial dysfunction.
Christopher B Bunker
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Although important, the foreskin is not absolutely essential to penile function. Dysfunction is common and a cause of considerable morbidity, and is sometimes associated with mortality from squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). Penile dermatoses herald, complicate or cause preputial dysfunction.
Christopher B Bunker
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Leukemia and Lymphoma, 2004
Here we present the first described case of MALT lymphoma involving the foreskin. The patient presented with a lump proximal to the glans penis. It was treated with radical excision and histology revealed positive margins. No further therapy was given as this may have resulted in significant morbidity. The patient remains relapse free more than 2 years
David Cunningham
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Here we present the first described case of MALT lymphoma involving the foreskin. The patient presented with a lump proximal to the glans penis. It was treated with radical excision and histology revealed positive margins. No further therapy was given as this may have resulted in significant morbidity. The patient remains relapse free more than 2 years
David Cunningham
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1971
A recent article, "Whither The Foreskin" 1 again questions the value of circumcision, a problem bandied by physicians for years. It also calls to attention that this subject lends itself to some fanciful titles for medical articles, eg, "Penile Plunder," 2 "The Fate of The Foreskin," 3 and "The Rape of the Phallus," 4 a group I feel justified in ...
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A recent article, "Whither The Foreskin" 1 again questions the value of circumcision, a problem bandied by physicians for years. It also calls to attention that this subject lends itself to some fanciful titles for medical articles, eg, "Penile Plunder," 2 "The Fate of The Foreskin," 3 and "The Rape of the Phallus," 4 a group I feel justified in ...
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1982
With the increasing number of newborn boys not being circumcised, there will be an increasing number of foreskins at risk for entrapment by zippers. Boys often unzip, void, and zip up as fast as possible. Attempts to extract the entrapped skin by moving the zipper are usually unsuccessful and often increase the degree of entrapment.
P, Saraf, R, Rabinowitz
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With the increasing number of newborn boys not being circumcised, there will be an increasing number of foreskins at risk for entrapment by zippers. Boys often unzip, void, and zip up as fast as possible. Attempts to extract the entrapped skin by moving the zipper are usually unsuccessful and often increase the degree of entrapment.
P, Saraf, R, Rabinowitz
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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1984
The role of anal sensation in fecal control is well established. A new operative method of creating a skin-lined anal canal using the patient's foreskin, as a secondary procedure, in patients with anal (colonic) prolapse following surgery for high anorectal anomalies, is described.
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The role of anal sensation in fecal control is well established. A new operative method of creating a skin-lined anal canal using the patient's foreskin, as a secondary procedure, in patients with anal (colonic) prolapse following surgery for high anorectal anomalies, is described.
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The intromission function of the foreskin
Medical Hypotheses, 2002Masters and Johnson observed that the foreskin unrolled with intercourse. However, they overlooked a prior observation that intromission was thereby made easier. To evaluate this observation an artificial introitus was mounted on a scales. Repeated measurements showed a 10-fold reduction of force on entry with an initially unretracted foreskin as ...
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Conditions affecting the foreskin
Nursing Standard, 2012This article aims to provide an update on the anatomy of, and some of the conditions affecting, the foreskin. The cultural and religious significance of the foreskin will be explored, as well as nursing care and health promotion needs of men. The possible link between circumcision status and human immunodeficiency virus will be briefly discussed ...
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Further to “the further fate of the foreskin”: Update on the natural history of the foreskin
Medical Journal of Australia, 1994The fortunate foreskin of an infant boy will usually be left well alone by everyone but its owner. Problems such as phimosis are not common, and can usually be treated medically without resort to circumcision.
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