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	A summary the steps of prepuce development as described by Hunter in 1935. The drawings resemble and illustrate the observations of the foetal penis at different gestational age, depicting that the prepuce is a gradually growing structure during foetal growth.		A summary of the steps of prepuce development as described by Hunter in 1935. The drawings resemble and illustrate the observations of the foetal penis at different gestational age, depicting that the prepuce is a gradually growing structure during foetal growth.

	The three images (A, B, C) show the overall continuous change of the penis in terms of the prepuce.		The three images (A, B, C) show the overall continuous change of the penis in terms of the prepuce.

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	A summary the steps of prepuce development as described by Hunter in 1935. The drawings resemble and illustrate the observations of the foetal penis at different gestational age, depicting that the prepuce is a gradually growing structure during ~~embryogenesis~~.		A summary the steps of prepuce development as described by Hunter in 1935. The drawings resemble and illustrate the observations of the foetal penis at different gestational age, depicting that the prepuce is a gradually growing structure during foetal growth.

	The three images (A, B, C) show the overall continuous change of the penis in terms of the prepuce.		The three images (A, B, C) show the overall continuous change of the penis in terms of the prepuce.

Z3415716 at 04:12, 24 October 2014

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	A summary the steps of prepuce development as described by Hunter in 1935. The drawings resemble and illustrate the observations of the foetal penis at different gestational age, depicting that the prepuce is a gradually growing structure during embryogenesis.		A summary the steps of prepuce development as described by Hunter in 1935. The drawings resemble and illustrate the observations of the foetal penis at different gestational age, depicting that the prepuce is a gradually growing structure during embryogenesis.

	The three images (A, B, C) show the overall continuous change of the prepuce.		The three images (A, B, C) show the overall continuous change of the penis in terms of the prepuce.
	* A - ~~describes the~~ penis ~~with an undeveloped prepuce and a~~ fully exposed ~~penis glans~~.		* A - Before prepuce development. The glans penis is fully exposed as the prepuce growth has not yet occurred.
	* B - ~~Shows the~~ developing prepuce layer~~, that begins to cover the glans penis posteriorly, forming~~ folds due to its rapid rate of growth.		* B - Prepuce development. The developing prepuce layer form folds due to its rapid rate of growth and begins to cover the glans penis posteriorly.
	* C - By this stage, the epithelial cells have migrated forming a superficial layer that covers the entire glans penis. This is penis-type observed at birth.		* C - Completion of the prepuce. By this stage, the epithelial cells have migrated forming a superficial layer that covers the entire glans penis. This is the penis-type observed at birth.

	This diagram is an adaptation from <ref><pubmed>17104576</pubmed></ref>		This diagram is an adaptation from <ref><pubmed>17104576</pubmed></ref>

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	A summary the steps of prepuce development as described by Hunter in 1935. The ~~drawing~~ resemble and ~~illustrates~~ the observations of the foetal penis at different gestational, depicting that the prepuce is a gradually growing structure during embryogenesis.		A summary the steps of prepuce development as described by Hunter in 1935. The drawings resemble and illustrate the observations of the foetal penis at different gestational age, depicting that the prepuce is a gradually growing structure during embryogenesis.

	The three images (A, B, C) show the overall continuous change of the prepuce.		The three images (A, B, C) show the overall continuous change of the prepuce.
	A ~~described~~ the penis with undeveloped prepuce and a fully exposed penis glans.		* A - describes the penis with an undeveloped prepuce and a fully exposed penis glans.
	Shows the developing prepuce layer that begins to cover the glans penis posteriorly ~~and forms~~ folds due to its rapid rate of growth.		* B - Shows the developing prepuce layer, that begins to cover the glans penis posteriorly, forming folds due to its rapid rate of growth.
	By this stage, the epithelial cells have migrated forming a superficial layer that covers the entire glans penis. This is penis-type observed at birth.		* C - By this stage, the epithelial cells have migrated forming a superficial layer that covers the entire glans penis. This is penis-type observed at birth.

	This diagram is an adaptation from <ref><pubmed>17104576</pubmed></ref>		This diagram is an adaptation from <ref><pubmed>17104576</pubmed></ref>

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A summary the steps of prepuce development as described by Hunter in 1935. The drawing resemble and illustrates the observations of the foetal penis at different gestational, depicting that the prepuce is a gradually growing structure during embryogenesis.
The three images (A, B, C) show the overall continuous change of the prepuce.
A described the penis with undeveloped prepuce and a fully exposed penis glans.
Shows the developing prepuce layer that begins to cover the glans penis posteriorly and forms folds due to its rapid rate of growth.
By this stage, the epithelial cells have migrated forming a superficial layer that covers the entire glans penis. This is penis-type observed at birth.
This diagram is an adaptation from <ref><pubmed>17104576</pubmed></ref>

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