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Lichen Sclerosus |
Common disease, especially in uncircumcised men >60 years of age, but lichen sclerosus is also found in 10 % of histological examinations of scarred phimosis <10 years of age. Atrophy results phimosis.
Lichen sclerosus of the Foreskin |
Local anesthesia |
| The area to be operated is numb; the patient however is of full consciousness. |
Loose |
| The shaft skin throws after circumcision nor wrinkles or covering part of the glans. |
Low |
| circumcision line is tight after the circumcision on the glans groove. The inner foreskin is almost completely removed. |
Lymphedemia |
If the fluid in the lymphatic vessels (so-called Lymph) accumulates, is called lymphedema. At such lymph may occur when the lymph transport is disrupted, eg after an circumcision. Broken down by primary lymphedema (congenital disorder or malformation of the lymphatic system) and secondary lymphedema, it forms as a result of an acquired disease or injury such as a circumcision.
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