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}}</ref> The topical anaesthetic only serves to numb the area to lessen the pain of the injection, but studies have shown that a dorsal penile ring block is not always effective in stopping the pain of circumcision.<ref>{{REFjournal
|last=Taeusch
|first=H . William |coauthorsfirst2=Alma M . |last2=Martinez, |first3=J . Colin |last3=Partridge, |first4=Susan |last4=Sniderman, |first5=Jennifer |last5=Armstrong-Wells, |first6=Elena |last6=Fuentes-Afflick
|title=Pain During Mogen or PlastiBell Circumcision
|journal=Journal of Perinatology
|last=Williamson
|first=Paul S.
|coauthorsfirst2=Nolan Donovan |last2=Evans
|title=Neonatal Cortisol Response to Circumcision with Anesthesia
|journal=Clinical Pediatrics
|last=Slater
|first=Rebeccah
|coauthorsfirst2=Laura |last2=Cornelissen, |first3=Lorenzo |last3=Fabrizi, |first4=Debbie |last4=Patten, |first5=Jan |last5=Yoxen, |first6=Alan |last6=Worley, |first7=Stewart |last7=Boyd, |first8=Judith |last8=Meek, |first9=Prof. Maria |last9=Fitzgerald
|title=Oral sucrose as an analgesic drug for procedural pain in newborn infants: a randomised controlled trial
|journal=the Lancet
Pollock and Crouse peddle the [[Mogen]] technique, but what they may not tell parents is that the Mogen clamp has been notorious for glans amputations, even among experienced conductors of circumcision.<ref>{{REFjournal
|last=Taeusch
|first=H . William |coauthorsfirst2=Alma M . |last2=Martinez, |first3=J . Colin |last3=Partridge, |first4=Susan |last4=Sniderman, |first5=Jennifer |last5=Armstrong-Wells, |first6=Elena |last6=Fuentes-Afflick
|title=Pain During Mogen or PlastiBell Circumcision
|journal=Journal of Perinatology