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case_images: The blister appeared on the penile corpus 24 h after the circumcision.
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case_images: At 24-h post-circumcision, the swelling had improved, but the blister remained (Figure 1).
case_images: Superficial ulcer at the corpus, yellowish necrotic tissue at the glans, and crust were apparent.
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case_images: On the third day, yellowish-necrotic tissue was observed on the lateral side of the glans (Figure 2).
case_images: The penile wound healed 4 months after circumcision.
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case_images: Four months after the circumcision event, the penis had healed without any cicatrix (Figure 3).