Neonatal circ with recurrent adhesions
Posted By: Angela on 2007-06-03
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Subject: Neonatal circ with recurrent adhesions
This has to be circumcision, right? But he is saying the patient can get beneath the foreskin clean, but blah, blah. But if he was circumcised, he would not have foreskin, right? Or with the adhesions, would there still be some there? I'm confused! TIA
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Subject: with completed s/l Circ in 1992...
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Subject: And even with a circ, males still do have some foreskin left. :) nm
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Subject: Is this urology? If so, could your doc be saying preputial adhesions??...
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