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Emasculation

Emasculation is the removal of the external male sex organs, which includes both the penis and the scrotum, the latter of which contains the testicles. It is distinct from castration, where only the testicles are removed. Although the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, the potential medical consequences of emasculation are more extensive due to…

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Emasculation

Nodes62
Edges61
Triples486
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
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Emasculation → ABC-CLIO, Aboud, Adnan, African Journal, Ajit, Amanda, American Journal, American Medical Association, Amputation, An Understanding, Ancient World, Ancient World Empires, Andrology, Annals, Anthropology Today, Apeiranthitou, April, Arab World, Arafat, Archives
related to Other meanings · 9
Emasculation → By, Curwen's, Folkestone's, For, In, It, June, This, William Lewis Hughes
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Emasculation → Additionally, Historically, Long, Short-term, Some, The
related to Method · 3
Emasculation → Both, Non-crushing, There
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Emasculation → In, The
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Emasculation → removal of the external male sex organs

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Emasculationis aremoval of the external male sex organs0.90text
dissociative identity disorder.Klingsor syndromeinstance ofthere are several reported cases of people with schizophrenia engaging in self-emasculation.It has been linked to other mental disorders0.80text
Emasculationrelated to Involuntary or accidentalIn0.60section
Emasculationrelated to Involuntary or accidentalThe0.60section
Emasculationrelated to Medical consequencesShort-term0.60section
Emasculationrelated to Medical consequencesHistorically0.60section
Emasculationrelated to Medical consequencesLong0.60section
Emasculationrelated to Medical consequencesSome0.60section
Emasculationrelated to Medical consequencesAdditionally0.60section
Emasculationrelated to Medical consequencesThe0.60section
Emasculationrelated to MethodThere0.60section
Emasculationrelated to MethodBoth0.60section

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