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BMJ Case Reports, 2013 A 29-year-old male patient presented with proliferative lesion in the glans penis without any inguinal lymphadenopathy. The biopsy showed a highly vascular malignant lesion. Subsequent metastasis work-up was negative. Partial amputation of the penis with close follow-up was performed. Final histopathology was consistent with angiosarcoma of the penis.
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Journal of British Surgery, 1985 Abstract An experience with six cases of fractured penis is described. A ‘rolling sign’ accurately identifies clot at the fracture site and facilitates a direct and rapid approach to the torn corpus cavernosum. Early operation hastens recovery and limits deformity.
V, Naraynsingh, G C, Raju
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Paraffinoma of the penis [PDF]
International Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2010 A 38-year-old man, originally from Moldavia, presented at our Emergency Department with edema of the penis, para-phimosis with necrosis of the phimotic ring, glandular ulcer and multinodular hard semimoble penile masses associated with multiple sites of penile and glandular injection (Figs. 1 and and2).2).
S.C.M. Picozzi, L.F. Carmignani
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British Journal of Surgery, 2002 Abstract Background Sporadic reports of penile fracture give the impression of a rare trauma. The value of diagnostic investigations is doubtful and treatment options are controversial. Methods A Medline search from January 1966 to ...
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Urology Annals, 2020 Agenesis of penis is a very rare developmental anomaly, which is usually associated with scrotal hypoplasia or other urological developmental anomalies. Here we psesent such a case who presented to us with stenosis of newly constructed urethra.
Diya Pal, Dilip Kumar Pal
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British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1977 Six cases of buried penis in childhood are recorded. An attempt has been made to clarify the nomenclature of a number of penile deformities over which there has been some confusion. The treatment of buried penis, which should be completed before school age, depends upon freeing the penile shaft from abnormal attachments and correcting the skin defect ...
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Archives of Surgery, 1962
The incidence of penile carcinoma varies inversely with the practice of circumcision and with standards of personal hygiene, and has thus been high in our charity hospital. This report concerns 265 patients with carcinoma of the penis who were seen in the Departments of Surgery and Urology. Mode of Spread Carcinoma of the penis may appear as an ulcer
M, RIVEROS, R, GOROSTIAGA
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The incidence of penile carcinoma varies inversely with the practice of circumcision and with standards of personal hygiene, and has thus been high in our charity hospital. This report concerns 265 patients with carcinoma of the penis who were seen in the Departments of Surgery and Urology. Mode of Spread Carcinoma of the penis may appear as an ulcer
M, RIVEROS, R, GOROSTIAGA
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