Source details
- Authors
- L. Matturri; A. Azzolini; C. Riberti; A. M. Lavezzi; D. Cavalca; F. Vercesi; C. Azzolini
- Journal or source
- Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
- Year
- 1992
- DOI or authoritative URL
- 10.1097/00006534-199210000-00013
- Study type
- Human histopathology study
- Population or material studied
- Long-term samples of human skin expanded for reconstructive purposes.
- Major findings
- Evaluated longer-term histopathologic features of human expanded skin.
- Limitations
- Reconstructive clinical setting; not penile tissue or nonsurgical restoration. Only bibliographic metadata and indexed summary were reviewed.
- Relevance to restoration
- Supports biological plausibility or background only. It does not validate a foreskin-restoration device, method, force, duration, or timeline.
- Source-review status
- Abstract reviewed
- Last reviewed
- 2026-08-11
Evaluated longer-term histopathologic features of human expanded skin.
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