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	Over $80 Million in Settlements Over Botched Circumcisions in Last 40 Years. Attorneys for the Rights of the Child has published a list of cases over botched circumcisions that have resulted in disclosed settlements. Privately arranged settlements and sealed settlements are both highly unlikely to appear in the list. Accordingly, this list grossly underestimates the number of successful circumcision-related lawsuits and the cost of male circumcision. See [http://www.arclaw.org/resources/settlements List of Legal Victories Proving Harm Caused by Circumcision]		Over $80 Million in Settlements Over Botched Circumcisions in Last 40 Years. Attorneys for the Rights of the Child has published a list of cases over botched circumcisions that have resulted in disclosed settlements. Privately arranged settlements and sealed settlements are both highly unlikely to appear in the list. Accordingly, this list grossly underestimates the number of successful circumcision-related lawsuits and the cost of male circumcision. See [http://www.arclaw.org/resources/settlements List of Legal Victories Proving Harm Caused by Circumcision]
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			===Circumcision destroyed his penis===
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	On August 27th of 2012 the [[American Academy of Pediatrics]] (AAP), a medical trade association, presented a new Policy Statement on Circumcision and Technical Report stating that "the benefits outweigh the risks", yet when it comes to severe complications like the ones presented here, the technical report states that "Financial costs of care, emotional tolls, or the need for future corrective surgery (with the attendant anesthetic risks, family stress, and expense) are unknown".<ref>{{REFjournal		On August 27th of 2012 the [[American Academy of Pediatrics]] (AAP), a [[medical trade association]], presented a new Policy Statement on Circumcision and Technical Report stating that "the benefits outweigh the risks", yet when it comes to severe complications like the ones presented here, the technical report states that "Financial costs of care, emotional tolls, or the need for future corrective surgery (with the attendant anesthetic risks, family stress, and expense) are unknown".<ref>{{REFjournal
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	The two 2012 AAP circumcision documents have received unrelenting, withering criticism for failure to describe the [[foreskin]] and its functions, failure to consider the [[human rights]] of the child, and many other issues.		The two 2012 AAP circumcision documents have received unrelenting, withering criticism for failure to describe the [[foreskin]] and its functions, failure to consider the [[human rights]] of the child, and many other issues.

	AAP policy requires AAP statements to expire after five years unless the statement is reaffirmed. ''The 2012 AAP statement expired in 2017 and has not been reaffirmed.'' The AAP now has ''no'' official policy regarding non-therapeutic male [[circumcision]]. Any statements on its website regarding ~~circumicision~~ refer to a previous, now expired, policy.		AAP policy requires AAP statements to expire after five years unless the statement is reaffirmed. ''The 2012 AAP statement expired in August 2017 and has not been reaffirmed.'' The AAP now has ''no'' official policy regarding non-therapeutic male [[circumcision]]. Any statements on its website regarding [[circumcision]] refer to a previous, now expired, policy.

	One family in New Jersey has filed a lawsuit in 2021 against the AAP that alleged fraud in the [https://www.cirp.org/library/statements/aap/#a1989 1989 Circumcision Policy Statement].		One family in New Jersey has filed a lawsuit in 2021 against the AAP that alleged fraud in the [https://www.cirp.org/library/statements/aap/#a1989 1989 Circumcision Policy Statement].

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	=== Baby loses consciousness after circumcision, dies a week later ===		=== Baby loses consciousness after circumcision, dies a week later ===

	On May 30th, a baby became unconscious during a circumcision ceremony in Israel. Paramedics found the baby was not breathing and had no pulse. They performed resuscitation techniques and took the baby to the hospital in critical condition. The baby died on June 7th. The Chief Rabbinate of Israel attributes the death to a "previously existing medical condition". According to Jewish Press, "After investigating the circumstances of the case, it was discovered that the circumcision had actually been performed flawlessly, and apparently baby choked during feeding".<ref>{{REFweb		On May 30th, a baby became unconscious during a circumcision ceremony in [[Israel]]. Paramedics found the baby was not breathing and had no pulse. They performed resuscitation techniques and took the baby to the hospital in critical condition. The baby died on June 7th. The Chief Rabbinate of [[Israel]] attributes the death to a "previously existing medical condition". According to Jewish Press, "After investigating the circumstances of the case, it was discovered that the circumcision had actually been performed flawlessly, and apparently baby choked during feeding".<ref>{{REFweb
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	=== Baby hospitalized after botched circumcision ===		=== Baby hospitalized after botched circumcision ===

	Israel, June 1st 2012. Muslim Baby Hospitalized After Botched Circumcision. The infant’s Muslim parents brought their child to Rambam Medical Center in Haifa after the ritual circumciser accidentally dismembered the child’s penis. Urologists and surgeons worked to reattach the detached organ and said they expect the procedure to be successful.<ref>{{REFweb		[[Israel]], June 1st 2012. Muslim Baby Hospitalized After Botched Circumcision. The infant’s Muslim parents brought their child to Rambam Medical Center in Haifa after the ritual circumciser accidentally dismembered the child’s penis. Urologists and surgeons worked to reattach the detached organ and said they expect the procedure to be successful.<ref>{{REFweb
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	\|url=http://www.timesofisrael.com/baby-hospitalized-after-botched-circumcision/		\|url=http://www.timesofisrael.com/baby-hospitalized-after-botched-circumcision/

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	AAP policy requires AAP statements to expire after five years unless the statement is reaffirmed. ''The 2012 AAP statement expired in 2017 and has not been reaffirmed.'' The AAP now has ''no'' official policy regarding non-therapeutic male [[circumcision]]. Any statements on its website regarding circumicision refer to a previous, now expired, policy.		AAP policy requires AAP statements to expire after five years unless the statement is reaffirmed. ''The 2012 AAP statement expired in 2017 and has not been reaffirmed.'' The AAP now has ''no'' official policy regarding non-therapeutic male [[circumcision]]. Any statements on its website regarding circumicision refer to a previous, now expired, policy.

	One family in New Jersey has filed a lawsuit in 2021 against the AAP that alleged fraud in the [~~http~~://www.cirp.org/library/statements/aap/#a1989 1989 Circumcision Policy Statement].		One family in New Jersey has filed a lawsuit in 2021 against the AAP that alleged fraud in the [https://www.cirp.org/library/statements/aap/#a1989 1989 Circumcision Policy Statement].

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	A lawsuit was finally settled in 2000.<ref>{{REFweb		A lawsuit was finally settled in 2000.<ref>{{REFweb
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	* [http://www.doctorsopposingcircumcision.org/DOC/statement05.html Post-operative Complications of Circumcision at DoctorsOpposingCircumcision.org]		* [http://www.doctorsopposingcircumcision.org/DOC/statement05.html Post-operative Complications of Circumcision at DoctorsOpposingCircumcision.org]
	* [http://www.circumstitions.com/Complic.html Complications of circumcision at circumstitions.com]		* [http://www.circumstitions.com/Complic.html Complications of circumcision at circumstitions.com]
	* [~~http~~://www.cirp.org/library/complications/kaplan/ Complications of Circumcision by George Kaplan, 1983]		* [https://www.cirp.org/library/complications/kaplan/ Complications of Circumcision by George Kaplan, 1983]
	* Williams N, Kapila L. [~~http~~://www.cirp.org/library/complications/williams-kapila/ Complications of circumcision]. ''Brit J Surg'' 1993;80:1231-6.		* Williams N, Kapila L. [https://www.cirp.org/library/complications/williams-kapila/ Complications of circumcision]. ''Brit J Surg'' 1993;80:1231-6.
	* [~~http~~://www.cirp.org/library/complications/ Complications of circumcision at CIRP.ORG]		* [https://www.cirp.org/library/complications/ Complications of circumcision at CIRP.ORG]

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	== What the AAP says ==		== What the AAP says ==
	{{~~Box\|Boxtext=<big><b>All~~ AAP ~~policy statements expire after five years unless reaffirmed. This policy received overwhelming critical comment, so it was not reaffirmed. It~~ expired ~~on 31 August 2017, however the AAP did not officially announce the expiration until November 2022. Currently, the AAP does ''not'' have a circumcision policy and has not had one since 2017.</b></big>~~}}		{{AAP Policy expired}}

	On August 27th of 2012 the [[American Academy of Pediatrics]] (AAP), a medical trade association, presented a new Policy Statement on Circumcision and Technical Report stating that "the benefits outweigh the risks", yet when it comes to severe complications like the ones presented here, the technical report states that "Financial costs of care, emotional tolls, or the need for future corrective surgery (with the attendant anesthetic risks, family stress, and expense) are unknown".<ref>{{REFjournal		On August 27th of 2012 the [[American Academy of Pediatrics]] (AAP), a medical trade association, presented a new Policy Statement on Circumcision and Technical Report stating that "the benefits outweigh the risks", yet when it comes to severe complications like the ones presented here, the technical report states that "Financial costs of care, emotional tolls, or the need for future corrective surgery (with the attendant anesthetic risks, family stress, and expense) are unknown".<ref>{{REFjournal

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	* [[Complication]]		* [[Complication]]
			* [[Trauma]]
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	* [http://www.circumstitions.com/Botched1.html Gallery of Botched Circumcisions at Intactipedia]		* [http://www.circumstitions.com/Botched1.html Gallery of Botched Circumcisions at Intactipedia]

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	=== [[Amputation]] of the glans with Mogen clamp ===		=== [[Amputation]] of the glans with Mogen clamp ===

	A baby was [[circumcised]] in Illinois in February 15, 2007 using a [[Mogen]] clamp. At the completion of the circumcision, hospital records indicated there was significant [[bleeding]]. Inspection of the penis revealed nearly all of the [[glans]] had been amputated at the time of the circumcision. Three months later, the infant required [[penile skin]] transfer surgery at the {{UNI\|University of Illinois\|UIC}}, with need for future procedures, some of which are only appropriate at the age of puberty.<ref>{{REFweb		A baby was [[circumcised]] in Illinois in February 15, 2007 using a [[Mogen]] clamp. At the completion of the circumcision, hospital records indicated there was significant [[bleeding]]. Inspection of the penis revealed nearly all of the [[glans]] had been amputated at the time of the circumcision. Three months later, the infant required [[penile skin]] transfer surgery at the {{UNI\|University of Illinois\|UIC}}, with need for future procedures, some of which are only appropriate at the age of [[puberty]].<ref>{{REFweb
	\|url=http://medgadget.com/2007/07/ouch_botched_circumcision.html		\|url=http://medgadget.com/2007/07/ouch_botched_circumcision.html
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	=== Recovery from a botched circumcision ===		=== Recovery from a botched circumcision ===

	[http://www.circumstitions.com/Restric/Botched1sb.html Skin bridges] are a common post-operative complication from circumcisions. In a [http://botched-circumcision-recovery.blogspot.com/2011/11/off-to-delayed-start-preface.html blog], the author shares how during puberty he became aware of a [[skin bridge]] causing problems and making erections painful, and how he dealt with this problem.		[http://www.circumstitions.com/Restric/Botched1sb.html Skin bridges] are a common post-operative complication from circumcisions. In a [http://botched-circumcision-recovery.blogspot.com/2011/11/off-to-delayed-start-preface.html blog], the author shares how during [[puberty]] he became aware of a [[skin bridge]] causing problems and making erections painful, and how he dealt with this problem.

	=== $1.2 Million: Another botched circumcision ===		=== $1.2 Million: Another botched circumcision ===
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	=== Botched circumcision leads to suicide attempt ===		=== Botched circumcision leads to suicide attempt ===

	An Australian boy was circumcised leaving too little [[skin]] for normal erections. During puberty he realized the pain caused by this complications. At 18 he had surgery to try to alleviate this problem, but the results were not satisfactory. Six months later he tried to commit [[suicide]]. Since then, he has shared his story on [http://www.historyofcircumcision.net/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=93 this page].		An Australian boy was circumcised leaving too little [[skin]] for normal erections. During [[puberty]] he realized the pain caused by this complications. At 18 he had surgery to try to alleviate this problem, but the results were not satisfactory. Six months later he tried to commit [[suicide]]. Since then, he has shared his story on [http://www.historyofcircumcision.net/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=93 this page].

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	=== Worst case scenario: Amputated, raised as a girl, reassigned as a boy during puberty, committed suicide ===		=== Worst case scenario: Amputated, raised as a girl, reassigned as a boy during [[puberty]], committed suicide ===

	[[Image:David_reimer2.jpg\|175px\|right]] [[David Reimer]], lost his penis during circumcision at 4 months. Raised as a girl. His testicles were removed and he was put in hormones. Renamed and taught to be a girl but he never adjusted. In puberty he was told the truth, underwent breast reduction, reconstruction of the penis. Got married. Never felt complete. Committed [[suicide]] in 2004 at {{Age\|1965\|08\|22\|2004\|05\|04}} years.<ref>{{REFweb		[[Image:David_reimer2.jpg\|175px\|right]] [[David Reimer]], lost his penis during circumcision at 4 months. Raised as a girl. His testicles were removed and he was put in hormones. Renamed and taught to be a girl but he never adjusted. In [[puberty]] he was told the truth, underwent breast reduction, reconstruction of the penis. Got married. Never felt complete. Committed [[suicide]] in 2004 at {{Age\|1965\|08\|22\|2004\|05\|04}} years.<ref>{{REFweb
	\|url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Reimer		\|url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Reimer
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	The purpose of grouping these cases together is to give an idea of the frequency and severity of cases, rather than focus on the specifics and details of each individual case.		The purpose of grouping these cases together is to give an idea of the frequency and severity of cases, rather than focus on the specifics and details of each individual case.

	People often argue that circumcision, as any other surgery, implies a certain level of surgical risk. However, it must be acknowledged that circumcision is in principle an elective surgery (even though the patient most of the times does not get to elect it — being instead FORCED by surrogate consent). This means that these operations didn't have the purpose of treating an existing condition and were not essential to the well-being of the children, so the damage caused by the procedures could have been prevented by leaving their genitals intact.		People often argue that [[circumcision]], as any other surgery, implies a certain level of surgical risk. However, it must be acknowledged that circumcision is in principle an elective surgery (even though the patient most of the times does not get to elect it — being instead FORCED by surrogate consent). This means that these operations didn't have the purpose of treating an existing condition and were not essential to the well-being of the children, so the damage caused by the procedures could have been prevented by leaving their genitals intact.

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	=== South Africa lawsuit over botched circumcision ===		=== South Africa lawsuit over botched circumcision ===

	The boy, of nine years of age, was circumcised 5 years ago, in Barberton Hospital in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barberton,_Mpumalanga Barberton], South Africa. The glans was amputated. The intern who performed the procedure reattached the glans, but five days later it separated again. A new procedure was performed to attach it one more time, and it failed again. According to his mother, the boy to this day feels pain when he urinates, and the doctor told her he will need to undergo further medical treatments in order to be able to have sex in the future, and may have some sexual dysfunction related to decreased sensation and inability to reach orgasm due to the [[amputation]] of the glans according to an urologist. There may also be resulting psycho-social problems as a consequence of the [[amputation]], related to low self-esteem.<ref>{{REFweb		The boy, of nine years of age, was [[circumcised]] 5 years ago, in Barberton Hospital in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barberton,_Mpumalanga Barberton], South Africa. The [[glans]] was amputated. The intern who performed the procedure reattached the glans, but five days later it separated again. A new procedure was performed to attach it one more time, and it failed again. According to his mother, the boy to this day feels pain when he urinates, and the doctor told her he will need to undergo further medical treatments in order to be able to have sex in the future, and may have some sexual dysfunction related to decreased sensation and inability to reach orgasm due to the [[amputation]] of the glans according to an urologist. There may also be resulting psycho-social problems as a consequence of the [[amputation]], related to low self-esteem.<ref>{{REFweb
	\|url=http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/r10m-lawsuit-over-botched-circumcision-1.1529015#.UbSA0OfbPQj		\|url=http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/r10m-lawsuit-over-botched-circumcision-1.1529015#.UbSA0OfbPQj
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	=== 7-year-old loses genitals after circumcision, fighting for life ===		=== 7-year-old loses genitals after circumcision, fighting for life ===

	Nov 23, 2012. ''The Times of India'' reported that a 7 year old child was fighting for his life after complications from circumcision. The boy, Imran, was admitted to Sania hospital in Alwar town on November 10 for circumcision. According to sources, after the operation, some equipment was used to prevent [[bleeding]]. However, electric current accidentally passed into his private parts and the boy suffered serious injury. On November 13, the boy was referred to a private hospital in Jaipur. After investigating the case, the doctors in Jaipur advised the boy's relatives to remove his genitals as it was necessary to save his life. The operation was conducted and his genitals were removed. Three days after the operation, the boy was again admitted to Sania hospital in Alwar.		Nov 23, 2012. ''The Times of India'' reported that a 7 year old child was fighting for his life after complications from [[circumcision]]. The boy, Imran, was admitted to Sania hospital in Alwar town on November 10 for circumcision. According to sources, after the operation, some equipment was used to prevent [[bleeding]]. However, electric current accidentally passed into his private parts and the boy suffered serious injury. On November 13, the boy was referred to a private hospital in Jaipur. After investigating the case, the doctors in Jaipur advised the boy's relatives to remove his genitals as it was necessary to save his life. The operation was conducted and his genitals were removed. Three days after the operation, the boy was again admitted to Sania hospital in Alwar.

	Imran's grandfather Ayub Khan said: "The circumcision was carried out by Dr Tayyab Khan, a physician at Sania Hospital. He is not a surgeon. The licence of the hospital should be cancelled for carelessness."<ref>{{REFweb		Imran's grandfather Ayub Khan said: "The circumcision was carried out by Dr Tayyab Khan, a physician at Sania Hospital. He is not a surgeon. The licence of the hospital should be cancelled for carelessness."<ref>{{REFweb
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	=== Boy pleaded to "just cut it off and (he) can be a girl," ===		=== Boy pleaded to "just cut it off and (he) can be a girl," ===

	Texas, March 2011. A doctor botched a circumcision of a 4-year-old Texas boy so badly that the boy pleaded to "just cut it off and (he) can be a girl," the parents claim in court. After excessive [[bleeding]], [[Jennifer_Garza\|the doctor]] overcauterized the child's penis, causing fistulas (additional openings) that oozed blood and hurt every time that the child urinated.<ref>{{REFweb		Texas, March 2011. A doctor botched a [[circumcision]] of a 4-year-old Texas boy so badly that the boy pleaded to "just cut it off and (he) can be a girl," the parents claim in court. After excessive [[bleeding]], [[Jennifer_Garza\|the doctor]] overcauterized the child's penis, causing fistulas (additional openings) that oozed blood and hurt every time that the child urinated.<ref>{{REFweb
	\|url=http://www.courthousenews.com/2012/11/09/52144.htm		\|url=http://www.courthousenews.com/2012/11/09/52144.htm
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	=== The case that would spark the debate in Cologne, Germany in 2012 ===		=== The case that would spark the debate in Cologne, Germany in 2012 ===

	A 4 year old boy was circumcised at the mother's request. There was some persistent [[bleeding]]. The four-year-old was admitted to a children's emergency room two days after his circumcision with [[bleeding]]. So reports the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Sunday newspaper", citing a doctor's letter about the treatment that was then carried out. Apparently a "urological surgical revision" of the circumcision "under general anesthesia" followed. After the surgical intervention the boy was for several days came to a children's ward, it says in the report. Three dressing changes had taken place "under anesthesia". In the doctor's letter also states that the exposed surface and the glans penis was "uneven, eroded, and fibrinous occupied". The boy was ten days in clinical treatment.<ref>{{REFweb		A 4 year old boy was [[circumcised]] at the mother's request. There was some persistent [[bleeding]]. The four-year-old was admitted to a children's emergency room two days after his circumcision with [[bleeding]]. So reports the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Sunday newspaper", citing a doctor's letter about the treatment that was then carried out. Apparently a "urological surgical revision" of the circumcision "under general anesthesia" followed. After the surgical intervention the boy was for several days came to a children's ward, it says in the report. Three dressing changes had taken place "under anesthesia". In the doctor's letter also states that the exposed surface and the glans penis was "uneven, eroded, and fibrinous occupied". The boy was ten days in clinical treatment.<ref>{{REFweb
	\|quote=Penis war „uneben“ und „zerfressen“		\|quote=Penis war „uneben“ und „zerfressen“
	\|url=http://www.focus.de/politik/deutschland/penis-war-uneben-und-zerfressen-vierjaehriges-kind-musste-nach-beschneidung-in-die-notaufnahme_aid_782118.html		\|url=http://www.focus.de/politik/deutschland/penis-war-uneben-und-zerfressen-vierjaehriges-kind-musste-nach-beschneidung-in-die-notaufnahme_aid_782118.html