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	\|title=Lichen sclerosus in boys		\|title=Lichen sclerosus in boys
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	Becker (2011) has provided a comprehensive review of ~~bxo~~/LS in boys.<ref name="becker2011">{{REFjournal		Becker (2011) has provided a comprehensive review of BXO/LS in boys.<ref name="becker2011">{{REFjournal
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	Tissue afflicted with BXO (LS) typically has a whitish color. BXO/LS frequently attacks the foreskin, making it indurated and non-retractable.<ref name="becker2011" />		Tissue afflicted with BXO/LS typically has a whitish color. BXO/LS frequently attacks the [[foreskin]], making it indurated and non-retractable.<ref name="becker2011" />

	==Pathological phimosis in adults==		==Pathological phimosis in adults==

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	Tissue afflicted with BXO (LS) typically has a whitish color.<ref name="becker2011" />		Tissue afflicted with BXO (LS) typically has a whitish color. BXO/LS frequently attacks the foreskin, making it indurated and non-retractable.<ref name="becker2011" />

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	Becker (2011) has provided a comprehensive review of LS in boys.<ref name="becker2011">{{REFjournal		Becker (2011) has provided a comprehensive review of bxo/LS in boys.<ref name="becker2011">{{REFjournal
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	Balanitis Xerotical Obliterans (BXO) and Lichen Sclerosus et Atrophicus (LS) are two names for the same disease.		Balanitis Xerotical Obliterans (BXO) and Lichen Sclerosus et Atrophicus (LS) are two names for the same disease.<ref>{{REFjournal
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			\|title=Relationship of Balanitis Xerotica Obliterans to Lichen Sclerosus et Atrophicus
			\|journal=Arch Dermat Syph
			\|date=1944
			\|volume=48
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			\|pages=57-9
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	Becker (2011) has provided a comprehensive review of LS in boys.<ref name="becker2011">{{REFjournal		Becker (2011) has provided a comprehensive review of LS in boys.<ref name="becker2011">{{REFjournal
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	BXO (LS) also occurs in adults. It is one of few recognized medical indications for [[adult circumcision]].		BXO (LS) also occurs in adults. It is one of very few recognized medical indications for [[adult circumcision]].<ref name="becker2011" />

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	BXO (LS) also occurs in adults.		BXO (LS) also occurs in adults. It is one of few recognized medical indications for [[adult circumcision]].

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	Tissue afflicted with BXO (LS) typically has a whitish color.		Tissue afflicted with BXO (LS) typically has a whitish color.<ref name="becker2011" />

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	Balanitis Xerotical Obliterans (BXO) and Lichen Sclerosus et Atrophicus (LS) are two names for the same disease.		Balanitis Xerotical Obliterans (BXO) and Lichen Sclerosus et Atrophicus (LS) are two names for the same disease.

	Becker (2011) has provided a comprehensive review of LS in boys.<ref>{{REFjournal		Becker (2011) has provided a comprehensive review of LS in boys.<ref name="becker2011">{{REFjournal
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