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1 ctures and fistulas in case of 'watering can penis'.

2 n reduces anaerobe colonisation on the glans penis.

3 cGMP levels were reduced in the STZ-diabetic penis.

4 NOS in the streptozotocin (STZ)-diabetic rat penis.

5 growth and closure of the urethra and glans penis.

6 brain and sacral spinal cord and not in the penis.

7 omatosensory afferent nerve terminals of the penis.

8 ers and mechanoreceptors in the glans of the penis.

9 al tissue of the mouth, preputium, and glans penis.

10 mooth muscle of the corpus cavernosum of the penis.

11 d innervate striated muscles attached to the penis.

12 with multiple discharging sinuses along the penis.

13 axonal regeneration and reinnervation of the penis.

14 nce for multiple evolutionary origins of the penis.

15 plate is open along the ventral side of the penis.

16 en were tested for HPV DNA from the anus and penis.

17 ch the urethra opens on the underside of the penis.

18 haped lesions found around the corona of the penis.

19 all piece of the lateral aspect of the glans penis.

20 of the penis primarily innervated the glans penis.

21 ions for straightening the congenitally bent penis.

22 zed by lipomatosis, hemangiomas and speckled penis.

23 ding of the variable causes of the concealed penis.

24 sidered to provide a straight and functional penis.

25 hr-696 were elevated in the STZ-diabetic rat penis.

26 es for drakes with longer and more decorated penises.

27 valence of any HPV genotype was 45.3% on the penis, 11.2% in the oral cavity, and 8.8% at both sites.

28 ence of any tested HPV type was 18.5% at the penis, 17.1% at the scrotum, 33.0% at the perineal/peria

29 vix (3.3%), vagina (8.3%), vulva (1.5%), and penis (8.3%).

30 n and increased thickness at the base of the penis after self-examination.

31 ection in the foreskin or glans of the human penis, although this is a key tissue for HIV transmissio

32 s develop from the embryonic cloaca, and the penis and clitoris develop from the genital tubercle.

33 stunning anatomical monomorphism of cortical penis and clitoris input maps revealed by cytochrome-oxi

34 Genital maps indicate a deep homology of penis and clitoris representations in line with a fundam

35 t the genital tubercle, the precursor of the penis and clitoris, arises from two populations of proge

36 tal tubercle, the embryonic precursor of the penis and clitoris, Fgfr2 is expressed in two epithelial

37 HPV prevalence in the glans penis and coronal sulcus, penile shaft, scrotum, semen,

38 However, these procedures shorten the penis and do not correct the hourglass deformity.

39 ntaining (nitrergic) neurons innervating the penis and gastric pylorus of streptozotocin-induced diab

40 y enhancing nitric oxide availability in the penis and its supplying vasculature, resulting in vasodi

41 certain androgen-sensitive measures such as penis and preputial size, and testis descent, were great

42 n of the urinary bladder, urethra, colon and penis, and electrical stimulation of the dorsal nerve of

43 e cancer of the cervix, vulva, vagina, anus, penis, and oropharynx.

44 demonstrate MC4R expression in rat and human penis, and rat spinal cord, hypothalamus, brainstem, pel

45 Diseases of the penis are common, and the aim now is the preservation of

46 o the first documented case of 'watering can penis' as a consequence of venereal transmission of TB.

47 'Watering can penis' as a result of penile TB is a very rare clinical

48 n at Ser-1177, was decreased in the diabetic penis at baseline, but it was restored by ES.

49 iated with AGD in male infants (AGD, anus to penis: beta = 0.50, P = 0.002; AGD, anus to scrotum: bet

50 anglion (major autonomic relay center to the penis), but not in rat primary corpus smooth muscle cave

51 Surprisingly few birds have penises, but among those that do, the Argentine lake duc

52 hat eNOS inactivation occurs in the diabetic penis by a glycosylation mechanism specifically at Ser-1

53 Accordingly, the management of concealed penis can include a successful non-surgical approach.

54 or inguinal lymphadenectomy in patients with penis cancer.

55 Amniote penises come in many shapes but are missing from the bas

56 c non-cholinergic-mediated relaxation in the penis, consistent with ED.

57 Management of the concealed penis continues to evolve, with several manuscripts havi

58 that excessive adenosine accumulation in the penis contributes to priapism through increased A2BR sig

59 th complete sampling), followed by the glans penis/coronal sulcus (35.8% and 32.8%) and scrotum (34.2

60 At a minimum, the penile shaft and the glans penis/coronal sulcus should be sampled in heterosexual m

61 Urethral, glans penis/coronal sulcus, penile shaft/prepuce, scrotal, per

62 Pigmented macules of the glans penis, delayed motor development and neonatal or infant

63 rical stimulation of the dorsal nerve of the penis (DNP) and abdominal branches of the vagus.

64 abrasion and focal paresthesia of the glans penis each occurred in one patient.

65 77 at baseline compared with the control rat penis; eNOS phosphorylation at Thr-495, Ser-615, and Ser

66 After 5 wk, the diabetic rat penis exhibited increased O-GlcNAc modification of eNOS

67 c non-cholinergic-mediated relaxation in the penis following CNI.

68 ision status was recorded as complete (glans penis fully exposed), partial (glans partly covered), or

69 related precursors of the vagina, vulva, and penis further support the notion that junctional cells a

70 unaway selection, whereby drakes with longer penises gain dominance and copulate with more females, o

71 Early intervention in the traumatic penis gives better results whereas the Nesbit operation

72 reconstitution of the corporal bodies of the penis have been successfully applied in animal models.

73 le (GT), the anlage of the prepuce and glans penis in males and glans clitoris in females, was severe

74 at Ser-1177 was impaired in the diabetic rat penis in response to penile blood flow (shear stress) el

75 Losing the penis in species with internal fertilization may seem pa

76 ce could have driven the evolution of larger penises in humans.

77 of figural art [3] and phallic depictions of penises informed psychoanalytic thought about sexuality

78 Copulating males usually insert their penis into the female and ejaculate in her reproductive

79 r Hoxa13 in the vascularization of the glans penis is also identified.

80 brate copulatory organs are claspers, paired penis-like structures that are associated with evolution

81 s: the transversus penis (TPN) and retractor penis magnus (RPM).

82 In the penis, nitric oxide (NO) can be formed by both neuronal

83 ke duck (Oxyura vittata) tops the bill - the penis of this small stifftail duck from South America is

84 as slower in the glans/coronal sulcus of the penis of uncircumcised men than circumcised men.

85 HCV infection to directly infect an inserted penis or be passed indirectly through fomite-like transm

86 Manual modeling of the deformed penis over a penile prosthesis may prevent some patients

87 creases O-GlcNAc modification of eNOS in the penis, preventing phosphorylation at the primary positiv

88 the urethra, whereas the dorsal nerve of the penis primarily innervated the glans penis.

89 e anus, bladder, cervix, endometrium, ovary, penis, prostate, rectum, testis, vagina, and vulva.

90 ses results in increased blood flow into the penis, raising corpus cavernosum pressure to culminate i

91 one developmental mechanism responsible for penis reduction in birds, and opens the door to further

92 ar basis for the eNOS defect in the diabetic penis remains unclear.

93 , shape, and erect posture give the cortical penis representation a phallic appearance pointing to a

94 esentation, which in rats corresponds to the penis representation in males and the clitoris represent

95 ation of glans tissue from the human and rat penis reveal MC4R expression in nerve fibers and mechano

96 anogenital examinations and sampling of the penis, scrotum, and perineal/perianal regions.

97 for malignancies arising from genital skin (penis, scrotum, vulva) were higher in women (0.54) than

98 A 'watering can penis' secondary to penile tuberculosis is an extremely

99 Specimens from the coronal sulcus, glans penis, shaft, and scrotum were obtained for the assessme

100 he differential diagnoses of a 'watering can penis' should be kept in mind in the evaluation of these

101 by injection of an EETs antagonist into rat penis significantly decreased intracavernosal pressure-i

102 ractiveness eventually declined with greater penis size (i.e., quadratic selection).

103 Surprisingly, larger penis size and greater height had almost equivalent posi

104 Penis size had a stronger effect on attractiveness in ta

105 d life-size, computer-generated images, that penis size interacts with body shape and height to deter

106 a similar increase in the positive effect of penis size on attractiveness with a more masculine body

107 rvation has generated suggestions that human penis size partly evolved because of female choice.

108 a large disparity in vaginal fundus size and penis size were at increased risk of semen exposure (OR

109 Positive linear selection was detected for penis size, but the marginal increase in attractiveness

110 ne, and male and female reproductive organs (penis, testes, uterus, ovaries).

111 hest in the ventral aspect of the developing penis that undergoes fusion of the urethral epithelium.

112 d by lipomatosis, macrocephaly, and speckled penis, the PTEN hamartoma tumor syndrome spectrum has br

113 Multiple spinal pathways from the penis to the MRF may correspond to different functions,

114 rolled by bilateral muscles: the transversus penis (TPN) and retractor penis magnus (RPM).

115 vating one of these muscles, the transversus penis (TPN), were localized by using the retrograde trac

116 e urethral sphincter and at the level of the penis using a two-element micromanometer.

117 preservation of function and cosmesis of the penis using modern penile reconstructive techniques.

118 nd 64 pelvic malignancies (prostate, cervix, penis, vulva).

119 A suitable donor became available and the penis was harvested.

120 ond case in literature where a 'watering can penis' was noted secondary to penile TB.

121 le urethra occurs on the ventral side of the penis) was associated with maternal intake of phytoestro

122 om several different tissues (brain, cortex, penis) we show that it achieves almost 4 fold decrease i

123 he functional role of RhoA/Rho-kinase in the penis, we evaluated the effects of an adeno-associated v

124 rate of new HPV detection at the cervix and penis were 33.83 events/1000 person-months (95% confiden

125 ab specimens from the glans and shaft of the penis were collected from men enrolled in a circumcision

126 contrast, NMDAR1-T was expressed only in the penis, whereas the brain-type NMDAR1 was present in the

127 This can be accomplished by providing the penis with regular exposure to oxygenated blood through

128 n levels, cross-sectional studies of the rat penis with SIS and SIS-ADSC revealed mild to moderate fi

129 Direct inoculation of adult rabbit penises with infectious ROPV produced small raised lesio

130 al fluid VL, the surface of an average human penis would be exposed to at least 2,300 IU of HCV for t

131 Before clothing, the nonretractable human penis would have been conspicuous to potential mates.