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| + | A doctor Michael S. Green, Ob/Gyn in California, has been quoted with the following words: | ||
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| + | |Title=Medieval torturing device | ||
| + | |Text=We need to hold the baby down, so we have this little thing here which kinda looks like a medieval torture device ... It keeps the baby from squirming around when you're doing the circumcision. | ||
| + | |Author=Dr. Michael S. Green | ||
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Revision as of 13:26, 21 March 2021
A Circumstraint is an immobilization device. Circumstraint stands for Circumcision Restraint.
Quotes
From the manufacturer:
| “ | Struggling infant In less than 30 seconds a nurse can immobilize a struggling infant...[1] |
| “ | Escape He's held safely and securely without danger of escape.[1] |
| “ | Perfectedly presenting Circumstraint's comfortable contoured shape positions the infant, hips elevated, perfectly presenting the genitalia.[1] |
Medieval torture device
A doctor Michael S. Green, Ob/Gyn in California, has been quoted with the following words:
| “ | Medieval torturing device We need to hold the baby down, so we have this little thing here which kinda looks like a medieval torture device ... It keeps the baby from squirming around when you're doing the circumcision. – Dr. Michael S. Green |