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Penile and Foreskin Problems, Pediatric

Benjamin M. Whittam, MD, MS, Richard C. Rink, MD and Mark P. Cain, MD Reviewed 10/2018
 

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FIG. 9.1. The parents of this boy with physiologic phimosis (A) retracted his foreskin, causing a paraphimosis (B).

 

FIG. 9.1. The parents of this boy with physiologic phimosis (A) retracted his foreskin, causing a paraphimosis (B).

 

<bold>Figure 50-1</bold> Phimosis. (Courtesy of T. Ernesto Figueroa)

 

<bold>Figure 50-1</bold> Phimosis. (Courtesy of T. Ernesto Figueroa)

 
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