"Reported complications of male circumcision ranged from 7 to 50.1%."

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    It is estimated that one-third of males worldwide are circumcised. The procedure is most commonly practiced in the Muslim world, Israel (where it is near-universal for religious reasons), the United States, and parts of Southeast Asia and Africa. It is relatively rare in Europe, Latin America, parts of Southern Africa, and most of Asia.

    Prevalence of reported complications of male circumcision ranged from 7 to 50.1%. Late complications of 7.39 % were reported.
    Keywords
    Complications Male circumcision Penile granuloma Iatrogenic urethral fistulas Post circumcision hair coil Penile skin loss Keloid formation Gangrene Penile loss Ablatio penis Skin bridge Penile ischemia

    http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…-319-43310-3_35

    Indeed, as the history of female circumcision suggests, if male circumcision
    were confined to developing nations, it would by now have emerged as an in-
    ternational cause celebre, stirring passionate opposition from feminists, physicians, politicians, and the global human rights community. If routine medical
    circumcision didn't exist today, no one would dare to invent it.

    David Gollaher

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