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CKS Topic Minibite: Balanitis

Source: Clinical Knowledge Summaries (CKS)

Date published: 02/06/2009 14:00

Summary
by: Laura Kearney

This Topic Minibite covers the management of balanitis in boys and men presenting in primary care.

 

 

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