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Carcinoma of penis
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There was little point in preserving penile length except for psychological reasons, as few cases were having regular sexual intercourse when their disease was diagnosed.Abstract:
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
Forty–six cases of carcinoma of the penis treated primarily by surgery were reviewed. The following conclusions were reached:
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Clinical staging as determined at the initial examination was of little value.
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Pathological division into “solid” or “cord” pattern was of great importance in selecting cases with a good (solid) or poor prognosis (cord). The degree of differentiation was of much less prognostic value.
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Urinary troubles were rare following a partial or radical amputation.
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There was little point in preserving penile length except for psychological reasons, as few cases were having regular sexual intercourse when their disease was diagnosed.
We would like to thank Mr W. Keith Yeates of the Department of Urology, Newcastle General Hospital, for permission to include a number of his cases in this series.read more
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Radiotherapy in the treatment of carcinoma of the penis1
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Carcinoma of the penis
Lester Persky,Jean deKernion +1 more
TL;DR: This study updates the experience at the authors' hospital with cancer of the penis, which now includes 122 consecutive cases seen between 1940 and 1974 with 100 per cent followup.