[h=1]'Zip-related genital injuries' send 1,700 men to ER each year[/h]
By Brian Alexander NBC News EXCERPT
updated 3/19/2013
I thought it was just me. But according to a study published this month in the British Journal of Urology International by a University of California San Francisco urology resident named Herman Singh Bagga, an estimated 17,616 people wound up in U.S. emergency rooms between 2002 and 2012 because they caught their genitals, almost always penises, in zippers.
If youre giggling right now, youve never done it.
And youve probably done it. Zipper injuries are the single most common cause of penile injury in adult men reporting to emergency rooms, Bagga explained in an interview, followed by bicycles. (In small boys, the most common cause of penile injury is a toilet seat slamming down when the child is urinating youd be surprised how many little boys rest their penises on the rim, Bagga said -- followed by zippers.)
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There's something about Mary
By Brian Alexander NBC News EXCERPT
updated 3/19/2013
I thought it was just me. But according to a study published this month in the British Journal of Urology International by a University of California San Francisco urology resident named Herman Singh Bagga, an estimated 17,616 people wound up in U.S. emergency rooms between 2002 and 2012 because they caught their genitals, almost always penises, in zippers.
If youre giggling right now, youve never done it.
And youve probably done it. Zipper injuries are the single most common cause of penile injury in adult men reporting to emergency rooms, Bagga explained in an interview, followed by bicycles. (In small boys, the most common cause of penile injury is a toilet seat slamming down when the child is urinating youd be surprised how many little boys rest their penises on the rim, Bagga said -- followed by zippers.)
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There's something about Mary