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Revision as of 10:10, 25 August 2019
Contents
Starting Point
- Physical integrity
- Position statements on infant circumcision
- Religion and culture (was
Religion and Culture)
Anatomy
- Foreskin
- Evolution of the foreskin (was
Evolution of the Foreskin) - Foreskin sensitivity (was
Foreskin Sensitivity) - Frenulum
- Glans penis (was
Glans Penis) - Immunological and protective function of the foreskin (was
Immunological and Protective Function of the Foreskin) - Langerhans cells (was
Langerhans Cells) - Smegma
Restoration
Development
- Retraction of the foreskin (was
Retraction of the Foreskin) - Forced retraction
- Hygiene
Defects
Conditions and Diseases
Balanitis Balanitis xerotica obliterans Paraphimosis Penile cancer Phimosis Urinary tract infection
Human Papillomavirus Prostate Cancer
Circumcision
Circumcision Circumcision Prevalence Circumcision Study Flaws Circumcision and HIV Circumcision and Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD's) History of circumcision Informed consent Jewish Circumcision
Female Issues
Male and Female Circumcision Female Circumcision Feminism and Genital Integrity
Complications of circumcision
Risks and complications Bleeding Circumcision Botches Death Keratinization Meatal Stenosis Sexual Effects of Circumcision
Editing Editing/Advanced Editing/Cite PubMed Identifier Reference index Verifiability