infibulation

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However, this is actually a condition called infibulation.

Infibulation comes with its own set of rationales.

The most severe form is infibulation, also known as pharaonic circumcision.

There is much controversy surrounding infibulation procedures, due to concerns regarding the safety and consequences of the procedure.

Infibulation can lead to severe internal infections.

As an operation, infibulation is just about as unpleasant in its consequences as it sounds.

It served the ancients well but as time went by infibulation dropped from regular practice and adolescents resumed theirs.

In ancient Rome, this form of non-surgical infibulation might thus be used by singers as a regimen for preserving the voice.

In some less conventional forms of infibulation, less tissue is removed and a larger opening is left.

"If you put words like abnegation and infibulation in these stories, I'll personally caponize you."

There is still enough lingering female infidelity to justify infibulation, purdah, claustration.

Type III, commonly called infibulation, is the removal of all external genitalia.

The term hymen reconstruction has also been used to describe some varieties of infibulation, requiring further surgery before penetration is possible.

Infibulation is generally illegal.

In ancient Greece, public performers practiced a nonsurgical form of infibulation by wearing a kynodesme.

The term infibulation stems from the Roman practice of piercing the outer labia with a fibula, or brooch.

The Sekekers mutilate themselves through infibulation and breast ablation, to reject their femininity.

One out of every three girls dies as a result of infibulation, also known as pharaonic mutilation.

Sisters in Affliction: Circumcision and Infibulation of Women in Africa.

Infibulation is the purposeful use of sharp objects such as pins, needles, and piercings, in the genital area for sexual pleasure and pain.