Skin bridge
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File:Skin bridge glans.jpg
A skin bridge is visible by the glans.
A skin bridge is a penile skin adhesion. It most commonly occurs as a consequence of an improperly healed circumcision, being formed when the inner lining of the remaining foreskin attaches to another part of the penis (normally the glans) as the cut heals.[1] While less common, skin bridges can also occur in uncircumcised men.[2] The condition can lead to painful erections and sometimes requires surgical correction.[3]
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