::Gary, you've changed it to read "Non-therapeutic is elected routine neonatal circumcision".  I'm afraid I don't even understand what that sentence means.  I presume that "elected" is a spelling mistake for "elective", but even so this still doesn't make any sense: "elective" has almost the opposite meaning from "routine", so the sentence contradicts itself.  Which is intended?  And I don't understand why it is a better summary of the source, which states: "This report is confined to circumcisions that are not performed for ritualistic or religious purposes. In this case, the term "non-therapeutic" is synonymous with elective circumcisions that are still commonly performed on newborn males in the United States."  This seems to say that within the context of non-religious, non-ritual circumcision, non-therapeutic effectively describes elective circumcision.  However, since the AMA were careful to specify that context it cannot be removed.