A medical condition involving congenital absence of the foreskin, or more broadly, loss of the prepuce.
From Greek apo- (without, away from) + posthe (foreskin). A rare clinical term from Greek medicine describing a specific anatomical condition or variation.
Aposthia is one of those hyper-specific Greek medical terms that was named by physicians in the ancient Mediterranean but probably described such a rare variation that most doctors never encountered it—it's medical terminology born from theoretical completeness rather than practical necessity.
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