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Histological and morphological characteristics of the prepuce of penis skin structure in different age groups.

Journal of Pediatric Urology, 2018
BACKGROUND Hypospadias is one of the most common congenital abnormalities in childhood. The number of cases has rapidly grown in recent years. OBJECTIVES The purpose of this research was to analyze the histological and morphological differences of the ...
A. Dossanova   +9 more
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Animal Prepuce

Normal and Abnormal Prepuce, 2020
Mohamed A. Baky Fahmy
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Functions of the Prepuce

2020
As an integral part of the external genitalia, the human prepuce is a complex muco-cutaneous tissue with several, often underestimated, properties. The aim of this chapter is to provide a comprehensive overview of the functions of the human prepuce, in order to highlight the importance of this highly specialised tissue for the general well-being of the
Irene Paraboschi, Massimo Garriboli
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Surgery of the Prepuce and Penis

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 2008
Diseases involving the reproductive tract of bulls are a significant cause of economic and genetic loss to beef (eg, cow-calf units) and dairy (eg, bull studs) cattle producers. Injury or infectious disease may cause these abnormalities. Some injuries are amenable to surgical treatment.
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History of the Prepuce

2020
The smaller the structure, the greater is the curiosity it evokes. Foreskin is no exception to this philosophical maxim. Although this tiny organ is present in all mammalian species, only the human foreskin has become a subject of much controversy over the past 5000 years. Romans named it as ‘prepuce’ as it is protruding before (pre-) the tip of penis (
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The prepuce

BJU International, 1999
C J, Cold, J R, Taylor
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Disorders of the prepuce

2017
The foreskin is adherent to the glans and is non-retractile at birth. As the preputial adhesions separate the foreskin then gradually becomes retractile so that by three years of age the foreskin is at least partially retractile in 90% of boys. The term ‘physiological’ phimosis refers to a foreskin which is supple, unscarred, but persistently non ...
Ahmed A Darwish, Kim A.R Hutton
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PREPUCE POLLICIZATION: A WARNING

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2001
C, Davis, C, Adams, G, Duncan
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