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GENITAL SELF-MUTILATION AND THE INTERNET
Journal of Urology, 2000A 25-year-old transsexual man who wished to undergo surgical conversion to a woman presented complaining of scrotal pain and swelling after placing a veterinary castration device on the scrotum 30 hours previously in an attempt at selfcastration. The patient had cut the device off the scrotum an hour before presentation.
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Nonpsychotic genital self-mutilation
Urology, 1985The case of a sixty-four-year-old man who progressively created a penoscrotal hypospadias on himself is presented. Although genital self-mutilation is normally considered symptomatic of deep psychotic disturbance, the details and evaluation of this case would classify it as nonpsychotic, though unusual behavior.
S P, Wan, D W, Soderdahl, E M, Blight
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Male genital self‐mutilation: A case report
British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1995A review of the literature on self‐mutilation of male genitalia and/or auto‐castration reveals that they are infrequent and usually related to psychoses or toxic states. In this report the authors present a case of a 17‐year‐old non‐psychotic Japanese male who mutilated his genitalia under clear consciousness because of a conflict over his frequent ...
A, Shimizu, I, Mizuta
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Genital Self-mutilation: Attempted Foreskin Reconstruction
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1990A non-psychotic adult attempted surgically to reconstruct a foreskin for himself. The patient's membership of an organisation which lobbies against circumcision was contributory.
G, Walter, J, Streimer
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Psychiatric Aspects of Male Genital Self-Mutilation
Psychopathology, 2010From the beginning of the century to this day 57 cases of male genital self-mutilation have been reported in the English literature. In German publications we found 5 case descriptions. Although no precise data are available on the prevalence of male genital self-mutilation, such acts are presumably much more frequent than the small number of published
T, Martin, W F, Gattaz
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On Background Factors of Male Genital Self-Mutilation
Psychopathology, 2010Background factors of male genital self-mutilation have been suggested in a small series of cases. A review of 110 cases in the literature revealed that guilt feelings associated with sexual conflicts were the most important factors in the act of psychotic self-mutilation and also related to religious psychotic experiences that were often the direct ...
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British journal of hospital medicine, 1996
Male genital self-mutilation is a phenomenon which transcends nosological boundaries. This article reviews 98 cases reported in the English language literature. We note that outcome is often better than is assumed. We emphasize the importance of close liaison between the psychiatric and surgical team in managing these patients.
C S, Romilly, M T, Isaac
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Male genital self-mutilation is a phenomenon which transcends nosological boundaries. This article reviews 98 cases reported in the English language literature. We note that outcome is often better than is assumed. We emphasize the importance of close liaison between the psychiatric and surgical team in managing these patients.
C S, Romilly, M T, Isaac
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[Genital self-mutilation in women].
Psychiatria clinica, 1978Concerning the very rare phenomenon of female self-mutilation, some long-term observations of 2 young women are reported. In consequence of their frequent self-mutilation an exstirpation of their uterus had become necessary. Their pathodynamics under reference to the few analogic cases in the literature are outlined.
H U, Ziolko, I, Hoffmann
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A CASE OF GENITAL SELF‐MUTILATION
British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1951openaire +2 more sources