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Metal plate (1) was placed under the CD (2). Penal tissues are pulled aside by tweezers to prevent trauma while cutting the metal.
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Tweezers were used for protection of the penis too (Figure 1).
Cutting the CD by means of angle grinder.
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Both ends of the metal plate were manually fixed by nippers to remain motionless throughout the procedure (Figure 2). Approximately 25 liters of water were used (Figure 2).
Bearing box has been removed from the penis.
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The CD was then cut at the opposite side, which completely released the penis (Figures 3, 4).
Any signs of hemorrhages, burns, injury of the penal tissues were registered. Penile edema was present until the 2nd day after CD removal.
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The CD was then cut at the opposite side, which completely released the penis (Figures 3, 4).