The Normal, Natural Penis and the Effects of Circumcision Page 1 G. Denniston et al. (eds.),
Circumcision and Human Rights, 109 © Springer Science + Business Media BV 2009 The …

Advocates for circumcision employ the veneer of science in an attempt to conceal that they
are apologists for the procedure rather than impartial researchers. Furthermore, unlike …

Men 18 years and older seeking medical care in a private, full-service, well-established
family practice in New Mexico were offered evaluation as to circumcision status and …

Circumcision is one of the most frequent operative procedures done in males. About 120
circumcisions are performed every 5 minutes over the world [14]. Three different reasons …

The majority of nonritual circumcisions are performed with the aid of devices, the metallic
bell (Gomco) clamp and the plastic bell clamp. A significant number of complications, mostly …

A procedure repeated three thousand times a day, a million of times a year, no matter how
safe, will eventually lead to fatal results when even a miniscule mortality risk is applied to …

Nonmedical circumcision can no longer be considered routine in a new era of children's
rights and more careful scrutiny of the medical necessity of surgical procedures. Although …

Background: Although circumcision is the commonest surgical procedure performed on
male neonates, complications still arise from all methods used by operators. Patients and …

The Debate ircumcision of the male prepuce, as a purposeful surgical intervention, is nearly
as old as the human species and is firmly rooted in many cul-tures and religions. There must …

Abstract In North America, it is fairly common to imagine the uncircumcised, or the intact,
penis as 'ugly'. Numerous examples can be found in popular cultures that refer to the …