Enzenauer R W, Powell J M, Wiswell T E, Bass J W
South Med J. 1986 Jun;79(6):717-20. doi: 10.1097/00007611-198606000-00017.
Despite the lack of medical indication for routine circumcision in the newborn, neonatal circumcision continues to be done on the vast majority of male infants in the United States. A trial of videotaped "informed consent" counseling was undertaken to determine whether such counseling could affect the parental choice about circumcision. We studied the circumcision frequency rate (CFR) after videotape counseling. We compared it to the rates following standard oral counseling. Videotaped counseling, in contrast to the standard physician-parent oral counseling, significantly reduced the incidence of parents' requests for routine neonatal circumcision.
尽管新生儿常规包皮环切术缺乏医学指征，但在美国，绝大多数男婴仍接受了新生儿包皮环切术。我们进行了一项录像“知情同意”咨询试验，以确定这种咨询是否会影响父母对包皮环切术的选择。我们研究了录像咨询后的包皮环切频率（CFR）。并将其与标准口头咨询后的频率进行了比较。与标准的医生-父母口头咨询相比，录像咨询显著降低了父母要求进行常规新生儿包皮环切术的发生率。
