We read with great interest the published article “Anatomy of the dorsal nerve of
the penis, clinical implications” by Kozacioglu et al.
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The authors meticulously reported the anatomic variations of dorsal nerve of penis
(DNP). We as anatomists take this opportunity to discuss few facts related to the
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