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Hirsuties papillaris genitalis
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Image:Pearly-penile-papules-glans.jpg|thumb|200px|Front and side view of glans with pearly penile papules.
Hirsuties papillaris genitalis, a clinical skin disorder of the penis|male genital organs. It is often called "pearly penile papules" and is considered harmless. A 1999 medical study found that 48 percent of 200 men attending a department of genitourinary medicine had the disorder. Various other studies shown that the number may be in the interval between 8% and 48% varying with region and whethever the subjects are circumcised or not. Treatment for larger uncomfortable papules - i.e.: raised bumps of somewhat paler colour around the base of the glans - is by simple carbon-dioxide laser treatment.
- Sonnex C, & Dockerty W.G (1999). "Pearly penile papules: a common cause of concern". International Journal of STD & AIDS, Vol.10, No.11; 1 November 1999, pages 726-727.
Category:Sexual anatomy
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