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Neuroma

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Abnormal growth of a nerve, especially at a cut end. Neurmas are a complication of circumcision, causing confusion of sensations.

Neurotomy

The severing (Neurotomy) or surgical removal (Neurectomy) of part or all of a nerve. In the 19th century, a neurotomy was performed at the base of the penis to reduce sensation of the penis, and thereby any type of sexual pleasure. Invariably, this also occurs during all types of circumcision because the nerve endings in the ridged band and the inner foerskin are removed, thereby the cause of some of the reduction of sexual pleasure of cut men

OB/GYN

Obstetrician/Gynecologist. A doctor specializing in the female genitalia and childbirth, but with no particular expertise in the male anatomy.  The Ob/Gyn often performs circumcisions on baby boys even though the Ob/Gyn is not the infant's doctor and will not see the infant if there are complications from the circumcision.

Paraphimosis

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A condition in which the foreskin of the penis, once retracted, cannot return to its original location because the foreskin opening is too small to allow the glans to reenter the foreskin tube.

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Pearly Penile Papules

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Small dome-shaped papules that typically are located on the sulcus or corona of the glans penis.

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Penectomy

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The removal of the penis. A treatment of last resort for rare penile cancer. Distinct from castration/orchidectomy (removal of the testicles) though both might be done together, for example in sex reassignment surgery.

Penile

Of the penis.

Penis

The thing in your hand.

Phimosis

A condition in which the small size of the preputial opening of the foreskin (specifically the frenar band) prevents the skin from retracting behind the glans.

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