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South Africans perform first 'successful' penis transplantThe world's first successful penis transplant has been reported by a surgical team in South Africa.The 21-year-old recipient, whose identify is being protected, lost his penis in a botched circumcision.Doctors in Cape Town said the operation was a success and the patient was happy and healthy.The man was 18 and already sexually active when he had the circumcision.The procedure is part of the transition from boyhood to adulthood in parts of South Africa. The boy was left with just 1cm of his original penis.Doctors say South Africa has some of the greatest need for penis transplants anywhere in the world.
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If a four hour erection didn't give you the willies, this might:QuoteSouth Africans perform first 'successful' penis transplantThe world's first successful penis transplant has been reported by a surgical team in South Africa.The 21-year-old recipient, whose identify is being protected, lost his penis in a botched circumcision.Doctors in Cape Town said the operation was a success and the patient was happy and healthy.The man was 18 and already sexually active when he had the circumcision.The procedure is part of the transition from boyhood to adulthood in parts of South Africa. The boy was left with just 1cm of his original penis.Doctors say South Africa has some of the greatest need for penis transplants anywhere in the world.http://www.bbc.com/news/health-31876219Just wondering where they find the donors
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