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[[File:Partial_penectomy.jpg|thumb|Genital area of male after partial penectomy.]]
[[File:Partial_penectomy.jpg|thumb|Genital area of male after partial penectomy.]]
'''Penectomy''' means the surgical removal of the [[penis]]. The removal of the penis other than by surgery (e.g. torture) is named ''penis removal''.<ref name=WP>{{REFweb
'''Penectomy''' means the surgical removal of the [[penis]]. The removal of the [[penis]] other than by surgery (e.g. torture) is named ''penis removal''.<ref name=WP>{{REFweb
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[[Fournier gangrene]] can also be a reason for penectomy and/or orchiectomy.<ref name=WP/>
[[Fournier gangrene]] can also be a reason for penectomy and/or orchiectomy.<ref name=WP/>


== Penis transplant ==
In 2015, a team of South African surgeons has performed the world's first successful penis transplant. The doctors said the patient has made a full recovery. His penis had to be [[Amputation|amputated]] after [[complication]]s arose from a [[Ulwaluko|traditional circumcision]].<ref>{{REFweb
|url=https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-africa-31885361
|title=First 'successful' penis transplant in South Africa
|last=Harding
|first=Andrew
|website=BBC
|date=2015-03-14
|accessdate=2024-02-02
}}</ref>
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* [[Gangrene]]
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