Beschneidung Penis?

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“The Innervation of the foreskin is complex. The somatosensory interior of the pre-skin, the responsible for contact sensitivity and perception of the body position and movement in space (propriozeption) is, is mediated via the dorsal (behind) nerves of the penis as well as proportionally via the perineal nerves. It is fed like the autonomous innervation of sympathetic and parasympathic fibers from the lumbosacralis (a nerve mesh of the front spinal nerves of the lumbosacralis lumbosa). Some of these autonomous nerve paths extend adjacent to the urethra or through its wall. The absorption of mechanical stimuli takes place in a number of specialized nerve endings, which are found in large numbers in the foreskin. Meißner tactiles react above all to fast, Merkel[1]bodys respond to slow pressure changes and father-pacini bodies convey the vibration sensation. Free nerve endings (nozizeptors) in the foreskin convey the sensation of pain. In relation to the foreskin, the acorn itself is relatively poor at probes, which suggests, that the foretaste of sexual sensations plays an important role (Cold 1999). In this case, the so-called ribbed band (Taylors Band, Ridged Band, Cingulus rugosus) which is located in the inner pre-skin leaf for the sexual[1]sensitive function plays an important role. It is found as a continuation of the Frenulum and is characterized by special nerve richness (Taylor et al., 1996). The blood circulation of the foreskin is extremely rich. Within Mucosa a pronounced vascular plexus is found, which firstly explains the comparatively high post-bleeding rate after circulatory ions, On the other hand, it may be necessary to produce a liquid film, similar to the mucous membrane of vagina and vulva. The good circulation, a high phagocyte and lysozyme content of the liquid film, as well as the Langerhans giant cells located in the epidermis also give the preputium an immunological role (Lee-Huang 1999, de Witte 2007….”