PREFATORY NOTE

I CIRCUMCISION AS A RELIGIOUS RITE.

II NATURE OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE OF THE PREPUCE.

III DANGERS AND RESULTS OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS ACQUIRED PHIMOSIS.

IV CUTTING OPERATIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF CONGENITAL PHIMOSIS; THEIR SUPPOSED ADVANTAGES.

V DISADVANTAGES AND DANGERS OF CIRCUMCISION.

VI ABSENCE OF NECESSITY FOR CIRCUMCISION IN CASES OF CONGENITAL

VII SUMMARY.

BIBLIOGRAPHY.

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

AS A REMEDY FOR

CONGENITAL ABNORMALITY

By HERBERT SNOW, M.D. Lond. &c.

SURGEON TO THE CANCER HOSPITAL

LONDON
J. & A. CHURCHILL
11 NEW BURLINGTON STREET
1890