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'''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' has been promoted by [[Vincenzo Aiello]] of Rome, Italy, who has created an Italian charitable organization, [[Foregen]], to advance the development of foreskin regeneration.
 
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* Foregen announced in 2018 that it had completed a decellularized extracellular matrix–based biomaterial scaffold, which is to be used in foreskin regeneration.<ref>{{REFjournal
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* Sig. Aiello (April 2023) announced the successful completion of animal trials using sheep.
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Foreskin regeneration is the term applied to the creation of a foreskin for those men who have lost their foreskin to circumcision by the application of organ regeneration science.

Foreskin regeneration remains experimental in the Spring of 2024 as no foreskin has yet been regenerated. It would use a different process from foreskin restoration as has been practiced since ancient times.

Foreskin regeneration has been promoted by Vincenzo Aiello of Rome, Italy, who has created an Italian charitable organization, Foregen, to advance the development of foreskin regeneration.

Progress reports

  • Foregen announced in 2018 that it had completed a decellularized extracellular matrix–based biomaterial scaffold, which is to be used in foreskin regeneration.[1]
  • Sig. Aiello (April 2023) announced the successful completion of animal trials using sheep.

References