论文信息 - Knowledge and attitudes of Korean parents towards their son's circumcision: a nationwide questionnaire study

Knowledge and attitudes of Korean parents towards their son's circumcision: a nationwide questionnaire study

Objective To evaluate knowledge about the foreskin and circumcision, and to understand the attitudes of parents to circumcision in Korea, where circumcision in childhood is widely practised with no particular religious or medical background.

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