Context Meatal stenosis (MS) as a potential complication of male circumcision and
controversy regarding the magnitude of risk. Objectives To conduct a systematic review and …

In December of 2014, an anonymous working group under the United States' Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a draft of the first-ever federal …

Background Meatal stenosis is markedly more common in circumcised than genitally intact
males, affecting 5–20 per cent of circumcised boys. However, no population-based study …

The long-term outcomes following complex fractures of the tibia are reported to carry a risk of
knee pain, malalignment, articular injury and post-traumatic osteoarthritis. The main …

Male circumcision is a very common procedure globally. Technical improvements that
reduce adverse events are welcome. It has been suggested that meatal stenosis (MS) is a …

Background: One of the restricting factors for surgical treatment of congenital anatomical
pathologies of the penis is the skin structure. Thanks to its structure, the penis is a flexible …

Objectives. This study focused on assessing the diameter of the meatus before and after
circumcision to evaluate meatal stenosis. Methods. In this cross-sectional study, boys who …

Background Despite the simplicity of male circumcision, complications occur frequently. Post-
circumcision meatal stenosis is a concerning complication that might require several …

Results: Follow-up files were available for 228 patients (96.6%). No symptoms suggestive of
meatal stenosis (dysuria and stream pattern abnormalities) were reported by any patient …

Although uncommon, local, systemic and toxin-related infectious complications of
circumcision represent a significant clinical problem. In general, untrained providers create …