Figures & data
Figure 1 Normal process of circumcision with CSR. Wearing the CSR: adults (A) and children (D), the CSR removal: adults (B) and children (E) and wound healed: adults (C) and children (F).
![Figure 1 Normal process of circumcision with CSR. Wearing the CSR: adults (A) and children (D), the CSR removal: adults (B) and children (E) and wound healed: adults (C) and children (F).](/cms/asset/c80e1902-2a9f-4f41-82d3-9a9797010b0a/dtcr_a_12180867_f0001_c.jpg)
Table 1 Distribution Of Complications And Prognostic Indicators For Different Disease And Age Groups
Table 2 Comparison Of Complications And Prognostic Indicators In Different Subgroups
Table 3 Distribution Of Complications And Prognostic Indicators For Different Disease (phimosis And Redundant Prepuce) And Age Segments (10–14, 15–29 And 30–49 Years)
Figure 2 The types of complication. Edema and scar (A), edema in the back side of penis (B), pressure dressing (C), effusion of yellowish fluid caused by phimosis when wearing CSR (D) and CSR removal (E) and wound dehiscence (F).
![Figure 2 The types of complication. Edema and scar (A), edema in the back side of penis (B), pressure dressing (C), effusion of yellowish fluid caused by phimosis when wearing CSR (D) and CSR removal (E) and wound dehiscence (F).](/cms/asset/98794843-6b71-4c41-9266-67b380a50884/dtcr_a_12180867_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3 The degree of pain for different age (A) and types of disease (B) in different phase of post-operation.
![Figure 3 The degree of pain for different age (A) and types of disease (B) in different phase of post-operation.](/cms/asset/c722f784-42b9-4b0f-8fcc-386bd02217b2/dtcr_a_12180867_f0003_c.jpg)
Table 4 The Types And Distribution Of Complications In Different Subgroups