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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Large keratin pearl
From the collection of Warren T. Snodgrass, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Congenital penile curvature (congenital chordee)
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Physiologic phimosis
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Congenital buried penis
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Paraphimosis
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Balanitis xerotica obliterans (lichen sclerosis)
From the collection of Warren T. Snodgrass, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Congenital buried penis
From the collection of Warren T. Snodgrass, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Repaired congenital buried penis
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Early paraphimosis
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Pathologic phimosis in a patient with balanitis xerotic obliterans
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Repaired congenital buried penis (with bilateral hernia repair and scrotoplasty)
From the collection of Warren T. Snodgrass, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Infant with distal hypospadias. The urethral meatus is located in the glans or distal shaft and prepuce is typically incomplete
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Infant with proximal hypospadias. The urethral meatus is located from the perineum to the proximal shaft
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Congenital buried penis: abundant inner preputial skin with paucity of shaft skin
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Pathologic phimosis with cicatrix
From the collection of Warren T. Snodgrass, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Congenital buried penis
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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Anatomic penile abnormalities
Small keratin pearls
From the collection of Nicol Corbin Bush, MD
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