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lans penis that should be recognized by the imosis, paraphimosis, and inflammatory penile and alan e ide vier bala complaints for children presenting to the emergency Frequency Studies have obs retractile in the detaches from the glans, because of gentle traction by mosis can result d/or recurrent poor hygiene, ction, or other FOR HKMA CME MEMBER USE ONLY. DO NOT REPRODUCE OR DISTRIBUTE56remaining nonretractile as age increases: up to 10 % to 38% of 3-year olds, 8 % to 16 % of 6-year olds, and only about 1% of 16-year olds have nonretractile foreskins [1-4]. Patho-logic phimosis is observedmore frequently in countries that do not routinely perform neonatal circumcisions [5]. Pathophysiology/Anatomy The foreskin or prepuce is a fold of skin covering the head of the penis that develops at approximately 8 t