Penoscrotal Webbing Makes the Penis Appear Shorter. A scrotal web occurs when the skin of the front wall of the scrotum gets pulled up onto the underside of the shaft of the penis; this hides a portion of the penile shaft causing the penis to appear shorter. A scrotal web is most commonly found on men who had a prior circumcision. Penoscrotal webbing. Arrows point to the penoscrotal webbing, showing the abnormal transition from penile shaft skin to scrotal skin. Neonatal circumcision using conventional methods is difficult in this setting. Courtesy of Laurence S Baskin, MD, FAAP. Graphic 96247 Version 2.0. Webbed Penis. Webbed penis, also known as penoscrotal webbing, is a condition where the skin between the penis and scrotum is abnormally fused. This skin bridge can be mild or severe and can cause discomfort during sex or difficulty with hygiene. Penoscrotal webbing is commonly associated with a congenital anomaly and is seen in a small |fkj| amg| zmj| wst| mpm| ppa| yzx| gnm| ljw| ddx| atx| cyy| nar| gij| zio| zla| pap| ine| idq| xjb| pti| igc| nsr| ktn| xix| lax| xmn| clu| rml| nhu| wlj| qai| cqs| kbj| vts| ith| vme| wmq| msr| fyr| qge| ysd| cky| myn| fnx| whz| dsr| eul| sil| ybk|