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Surgery is essentially mutilation, just with a lot of effort to get the patient a positive outcome. Hopefully, this information will help.
by thomastjeffery 7mo ago
Surgery is essentially mutilation, just with a lot of effort to get the patient a positive outcome. Hopefully, this information will help.
- saagarjha 7mo agoI don't see how this provides any useful context.
- thomastjeffery 7mo agoThe information for where nerve endings are likely to be will probably help surgeons give their patients a better outcome.
- saagarjha 7mo agoYou understand you're replying in a thread about female genital mutilation?
- thomastjeffery 7mo agoYes, I was being a bit terse with my language, which is why I clarified a bit in my last comment. Here's how I might have written it better: > FGM reconstruction actually seems to have negative outcomes post-surgery. I'm surprised by this. Surgery is essentially mutilation, just in the physical sense (you are cutting through healthy tissue), not a moral sense (the whole point is to make the body more healthy). The information gathered from mapping nerve endings in a clitoris will hopefully help surgeons perform reconstruction surgery with less damage to the body.