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Urologic Studies

Studies related to urology, including measurements and comparisons of penis size.

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Jan 22, 2026

How do measurement techniques (bone‑to‑tip vs skin‑to‑tip; base vs mid‑shaft girth) change reported penis size statistics?

materially alters reported penis-size statistics: measuring from the pubic bone to the glans tip (bone‑to‑tip, BTT or bone‑pressed) yields consistently larger, more reproducible lengths than skin‑to‑t...

Jan 22, 2026

Have there been documented health complications linked to exceptionally large penis size?

There are documented associated with exceptionally large penises, but the evidence is a mix of clinical case reports, expert observations and anecdote rather than large, systematic studies; reported p...

Jan 21, 2026

Which large, clinician‑measured studies break down penis size by race and what are their sample limitations?

Clinician‑measured, large‑sample syntheses exist (notably Veale et al.’s nomograms and related meta‑analyses) but few high‑quality studies offer robust, representative ; where are attempted the data a...

Jan 14, 2026

What medical protocols and measurement standards do urologists use to verify penis length in clinical studies?

Clinical studies use a handful of repeatable measurement protocols—flaccid, stretched (SPL), and erect lengths—measured from a proximal landmark to the distal glans tip, but wide methodological variat...

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