acroposthion
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acroposthion




Term: acroposthion
Literally meaning: ?foreskin tip?
Origin: Anc Greek
(????-)(acro-) (??? ???> (rhizo-)(=root)
+ ?????(??? ???)/posthi(=penile skin)
Coined/History
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Definition
The  part of the skin which covers the head of the penis otherwise foreskin or prepuce.




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