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| | The Prepuce: Anatomy, Physiology, Innervation, Immunology, and Sexual Function |
 | | The male prepuce is formed by a midline collision of ectoderm, neuroectoderm and mesenchyme, resulting in a pentalaminar structure composed of a squamous mucosal epithelium lamina propria (corion) dartos muscle, dermis and outer glabrous skin [10]. |
 | | Of historical interest, true aposthia (absence of a prepuce) with normal development of the urethra and glans must be very rare: however, it is referenced in Jewish law of 1567 CE, relative to a child born circumcised [26]. |
 | | Autonomic innervation of the prepuce arises from the pelvic plexus. |
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