Foreskin restoration: Difference between revisions

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The proposed method would involve placing the patient under general ~~anaesthesia~~. The penile skin would be opened at the circumcision scar, while the scar tissue is surgically debrided. A biomedical solution would then be applied to both ends of the wound, causing the foreskin to regenerate with the DNA in the patient's own cells. A biodegradable scaffold would be used to offer support for the regenerating foreskin.<ref>{{REFjournal

The proposed method would involve placing the patient under general anesthesia. The penile skin would be opened at the circumcision scar, while the scar tissue is surgically debrided. A biomedical solution would then be applied to both ends of the wound, causing the foreskin to regenerate with the DNA in the patient's own cells. A biodegradable scaffold would be used to offer support for the regenerating foreskin.<ref>{{REFjournal

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* [http://www.norm.org NORM - National Organization of Restoring Men (U.S.)]

* [http://www.cirp.org/pages/restore.html CIRP Foreskin restoration for circumcised males]

* [https://foreskinrestoration.men/ Foreskin restoration information website]

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-The proposed method would involve placing the patient under general anaesthesia.  The penile skin would be opened at the circumcision scar, while the scar tissue is surgically debrided.  A biomedical solution would then be applied to both ends of the wound, causing the foreskin to regenerate with the DNA in the patient's own cells.  A biodegradable scaffold would be used to offer support for the regenerating foreskin.<ref>{{REFjournal
+The proposed method would involve placing the patient under general anesthesia.  The penile skin would be opened at the circumcision scar, while the scar tissue is surgically debrided.  A biomedical solution would then be applied to both ends of the wound, causing the foreskin to regenerate with the DNA in the patient's own cells.  A biodegradable scaffold would be used to offer support for the regenerating foreskin.<ref>{{REFjournal
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 * [http://www.norm.org NORM - National Organization of Restoring Men (U.S.)]
 * [http://www.cirp.org/pages/restore.html CIRP Foreskin restoration for circumcised males]
+* [https://foreskinrestoration.men/ Foreskin restoration information website]
 * {{REFweb
   |url=https://www.doctorsopposingcircumcision.org/for-professionals/foreskin-restoration/