In size his penis and testicles hardly exceeded those of a boy of eight.

He had never felt desire for sexual intercourse until he became acquainted with his intended wife, since when he had erections and nocturnal emissions.

The patient married and became the father of a family; those parts which at twenty-six were so much smaller than usual had increased at twenty-eight to normal adult size.
There are three cases on record in the older literature of penises extremely primitive in development.

They are quoted by the Ephemerides, Plater, Schenck, and Zacchias.

The result in these cases was impotency.
In the Army and Medical Museum at Washington are two injected specimens of the male organ divested of skin.