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	posthectomy - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		A partial or full posthectomy is a form of circumcision which removes the foreskin of a male, or more specifically, the skin, mucosa, and muscle tissue covering the glans, including the ridged band.
		As an example, the brit milah practice was exposed to such historical changes toward a more radical posthectomy.
		In adulthood, the glans has already seperated from the foreskin, and is not often damaged by this particular procedure.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/posthectomy (164 words)

	The aesthetics of the foreskin according to art and artists
		It is, in fact, an absolute necessity that the surgeon be certain and perfect in accomplishing the aesthetic success of the posthectomy he has occasion to perform.
		A surgeon told me one day, at the beginning of his career when he had just decided to specialize in infant surgery, his former teacher, Terrier, told him, "Above all and before everything, take care of your phimosis..." That was precious advice.
		Care for the posthectomies you perform meticulously, obey the model data that we have just reported, and choose operating procedures capable of leading you to entirely satisfying results.
	enfant.ovh.org /doit_eng.html (1541 words)

	POSTHECTOMY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		近年来, 两项条款由条款' 割除阴茎' 代替了是多数环境。但是, 男性割除阴茎传统上是一个较不根本章程在切除了包皮的要诀的一些礼节实施。为例, brit milah 实践暴露于这样历史变动往一更加根本posthectomy 。在实际上所有这些实施, 山脊带被毁坏。但有坚固品种在世界文化。
		在美国, 多数新出生男性体验充分posthectomy, 经常与frenectomy 。历史上, 一些成人并且接受部份或充分posthectomy 为医疗或宗教原因。在成年, 龟头有已经seperated 从包皮, 和被这个尤其章程经常不损坏。
		It is licensed under the GNU free documentation license.
	www.faktochin.com /wiki/zh/po/Posthectomy.htm (46 words)

	History of Circumcision
		Laumann did not consider the impact of economic factors such as financial incentive, yet there is evidence that this may be the most important influence of all: in 1982 California dropped medically unnecessary circumcision from the schedule of benefits covered by Medicaid, and the practice went into steady decline.
		Preventive posthectomy has always been an experimental and controversial surgery, never one endorsed by the medical profession as a whole.
		Given the uncertainty of its benefits, the high risk of harm, and the significance of the organ being so dramatically altered, you might expect a few ultra-nervous adults to elect it for themselves, but not that it would be inflicted on millions of babies who had never even inquired.
	www.historyofcircumcision.net /index.php?option=content&task=view&id=61 (5961 words)

	JRM Mar1997: Vulvovaginal Sequelae in Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The average interval between secondary effects and the original gynecologic visit was 7 months (3-12).
		The sequelae were treated surgically in two of the five affected patients: on the vulva, nymphoplasty, posthectomy and median perineotomy; in the vagina, sharp and blunt dissection, with use of a soft mold.
		The first patient had a recurrence six months after surgery, and the second had no recurrence but has been unable to engage in intercourse.
	www.jreprodmed.com /abs/JRM221.htm (463 words)

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		Recently various authors have proposed to use topical tacrolimus or pimecrolimus.
		Surgery can be required for an orificial stenosis (perineotomy or vulvoperineoplasty) or for a phimosis (posthectomy) or a meatal stenosis.
		A follow-up must be go beyond puberty because relapses are frequent.
	www.eadv2005.com /scientific/symposia/S35.3.doc (399 words)

	Phimosis in antiquity
		Greek medical writers also devoted considerable space to surgical and non-surgical methods of foreskin restoration following posthectomy [22].
		The wealth of classical medical writing devoted to the correction of lipodermus and posthectomy, when considered against the relative paucity of writing on phimosis as defined by medical writers in antiquity, lends strength to the argument that inflammatory or cicatricial stricture of the preputial orifice was a rare and unusual urological condition.
		In contrast to the nineteenth-century conceptualisation of phimosis, which is predicated upon an alleged universality and defined purely in terms of a misunderstanding of preputial development and a biased view of penile morphology, the conception of phimosis in antiquity was based on rarity and on clinically verifiable histological pathology.
	www.foreskin.org /phi-fh.htm (2809 words)

	Research from the Natural Birth & Womens Center
		It destroys all the natural mechanical functions of the penis, leaving it only with the ability to become erect.
		Circumcision necessarily involves a preputial neurotomy, a frenar neurotomy, a posthectomy, a frenectomy, a subtotal penile shaft skin removal, and a penile endocrinectomy.
		Circumcision amputates three feet of veins, arteries, and capillaries; several feet of nerves; the preputial muscles; and 60% to 80% of the penile skin system.
	www.gr8birth.com /circumcision.html (2697 words)

	foreskinectomy - MotheringDotCommune Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		I've seen "preputectomy" as well as "posthectomy" used.
		I think if one started a campaign against radical posthectomy in our country, Americans would be more concerned.
		There have been many campaigns where people became aware of something that really always existed (and more concerned, whether concern was warranted or not.) After the furor has died down, however, people believe the problem is over when it has really just become quiet again.
	www.mothering.com /discussions/showthread.php?t=175324 (1024 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions about NOHARMM & Circumcision
		This drastic removal of the entire foreskin cannot truthfully be called circumcision.
		What most Jews practice today, and what became the model for "circumcision" in America, is actually radical posthectomy [posthe=Greek for foreskin + ectomy=to cut off or out].
		While male and female genital mutilations in tribal cultures are associated with puberty or pre-marriage rituals, circumcision in Western English-speaking countries began only 100 years ago as an anti-sexual Victorian attempt to prevent or cure masturbation.
	www.noharmm.org /FAQ.htm (3893 words)

	Circumcision, Volume 1 Number 2
		This euphemism has attained the status of common usage.
		Alternative terminology bantered about include: male genital mutilation, male genital alteration, posthectomy, male sexual mutilation, surgical alteration of the genitalia.
		Recently, some controversy has arisen over whether circumcision constitutes "surgery." In a recent deposition, Thomas E. Wiswell, M.D. testified that circumcision is not surgery.
	www.doctorsopposingcircumcision.org /virtual_journal/v1n2.html (9688 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Bin Yang, Qingqi Hong, Ling Xu OBJECTIVE: To find a feasible method that can fast isolate seed cells, keratinocyte stem cell and fibroblasts, for composite tissue engineered skin.
		METHODS: The foreskin could be attained from posthectomy, the subcutaneous tissue was removed completely, and the full-thick skin was cut into pieces, 2 mm x 2 mm in size, then the pieces were submerged into a centrifuge tube containing collagenase I in a oscillator.
		After 3-hour digestion at 37 degrees C, the dermis was dissolved completely with all the fibroblasts in the digestion solution and the epidermis could be separated easily.
	vangriensven.lib.bioinfo.pl /auth:Hong,Q (3801 words)

	Amazon.com: "exposed glans": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		See all pages with references to exposed glans.
		How the exposed glans following posthectomy copes with antigen processing requires investigation.
		I can only echo Bos," an academic dermatologist from Amsterdam, who provides...
	www.amazon.com /phrase/exposed-glans (503 words)

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