Evaluation of epidemiology, safety, and complications of male circumcision using conventional dissection surgery: experience at one center | Zendy

Mohammad Kazem Moslemi | Zendy; Mohammad Aghaali | Zendy

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Evaluation of epidemiology, safety, and complications of male circumcision using conventional dissection surgery: experience at one center

Author(s) -

Mohammad Kazem Moslemi,

Mohammad Aghaali

Publication year - 2011

Publication title -

open access journal of urology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1179-1551

DOI - 10.2147/oaju.s17913

Subject(s) - dissection (medical) , medicine , epidemiology , center (category theory) , surgery , male circumcision , general surgery , population , health services , chemistry , environmental health , crystallography

Circumcision can be performed for a variety of techniques, including conventional dissection surgery or a Plastibell device, and has religious, ritual, or medical roots. In countries like Iran, circumcision is done purely on religious grounds. In this study, we outline 390 cases in our practice and describe the epidemiology, indications, surgical technique used, and the early complications.

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