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Revision as of 12:16, 31 March 2015
This compendium deals with one of the most widespread surgical operations in the world – circumcision, the removal of the male foreskin. It came into being in close cooperation with the working group of men affected by circumcision within MOGiS e.V. and the Websites Beschneidung-von-Jungen.de and Beschneidungsforum.de, whom I wish to thank for their support.
The compendium covers all relevant topics regarding the surgery:
- Anatomy and development of the male genital organ
- Medical and non-medical reasons
- Styles, techniques and instruments
- Complications, risks and late effects
- Methods and equipment for foreskin restoration
- The historical background
- A view on rights and ethics
- Case histories of circumcised men
Large parts of the Circumpendium content have been added to the Intactiwiki, e.g. in the pages Case Histories, Circumcision, Foreskin, Penis, and Restoration.
For comments and questions the author Stefan Schritt can be contacted at: [1]
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