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All infants voided after circumcision, with 75% of breastfed infants and 100% of formula-fed infants voiding within 8 hours of the procedure. Breastfed infants voided up to 8 hours after the procedure, compared with up to 6 hours in formula-fed infants, but without a significant difference.<\/jats:p><jats:p>The interval between last feed before the procedure and the time of voiding after circumcision was significantly shorter in formula-fed infants (1 to 9 hours) than in breastfed infants (2 to 21 hours). The interval between precircumcision and postcircumcision voiding was also significantly shorter in formula-fed infants (3 to 12 hours) than in breastfed infants (1 to 23 hours). Ninety percent of formula-fed and 64% of breastfed infants voided within 10 hours of the last voiding before circumcision.<\/jats:p><jats:p>No infants aspirated during the procedure, regardless of the time of the last feed. No hemorrhagic, infectious, or surgical complications of circumcision were observed.<\/jats:p><jats:p>Conclusion.\u2003Postoperative voiding time is predictable. 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