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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
Rufino Gorostiaga, Manuel Riveros
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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
Rufino Gorostiaga, Manuel Riveros
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British Journal of Urology, 1976
SummaryThe 9th patient in world literature with penile amoebiasis, is reported.An extensive review of world literature suggests that the main diagnostic symptomatology in penile amoebiasis is pain with ulceration, in contrast to ulcerative carcinomas of the penis, which are painless.The possible antecedent causes could be homosexuality, venereal ...
John A. Thomas, A. Joseph Antony
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SummaryThe 9th patient in world literature with penile amoebiasis, is reported.An extensive review of world literature suggests that the main diagnostic symptomatology in penile amoebiasis is pain with ulceration, in contrast to ulcerative carcinomas of the penis, which are painless.The possible antecedent causes could be homosexuality, venereal ...
John A. Thomas, A. Joseph Antony
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The inconspicuous penis in children
Nature Reviews Urology, 2015Marcello Cimador
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Cancer, 1980
Cancer of the penis is infrequent in the United States because of good genital hygiene and circumcision of male babies at birth. In other countries, it represents 11–12% of all cancer in males. Tumors of the penis consist mainly of squamous cell carcinoma. Mesenchymal tumors are rare.
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Cancer of the penis is infrequent in the United States because of good genital hygiene and circumcision of male babies at birth. In other countries, it represents 11–12% of all cancer in males. Tumors of the penis consist mainly of squamous cell carcinoma. Mesenchymal tumors are rare.
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Journal of Urology, 1989
A neonate presented with a penis 23 cm. long and 5 cm. in diameter. The relevant embryology of the penis is reviewed and a possible explanation for the anomaly is presented.
Catherine A. Beukes, Ignatius M. Viljoen
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A neonate presented with a penis 23 cm. long and 5 cm. in diameter. The relevant embryology of the penis is reviewed and a possible explanation for the anomaly is presented.
Catherine A. Beukes, Ignatius M. Viljoen
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Southern Medical Journal, 1980
Thirty-five patients with carcinoma of the penis were treated at the teaching hospitals of West Virginia University Medical Center during the last 15 years. All cases were epidermoid carcinoma except for one case of melanoma. Factors adversely affecting prognosis were (1) the presence of clinically palpable lymph nodes, (2) age over 65 at diagnosis, (3)
Belis Ja, Cricco Rp, Lindert Dj
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Thirty-five patients with carcinoma of the penis were treated at the teaching hospitals of West Virginia University Medical Center during the last 15 years. All cases were epidermoid carcinoma except for one case of melanoma. Factors adversely affecting prognosis were (1) the presence of clinically palpable lymph nodes, (2) age over 65 at diagnosis, (3)
Belis Ja, Cricco Rp, Lindert Dj
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Porn Studies, 2017
ABSTRACTThis article reads viewer commentary on scene updates on the gay porn review site Way Big so as to consider audience reaction to a performer (Rick McCoy) with a congenital penis abnormality. More than 500 comments over a 19-month period help canvas attitudes towards penis appearance, attending particularly to audience expectations of the ‘porn ...
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ABSTRACTThis article reads viewer commentary on scene updates on the gay porn review site Way Big so as to consider audience reaction to a performer (Rick McCoy) with a congenital penis abnormality. More than 500 comments over a 19-month period help canvas attitudes towards penis appearance, attending particularly to audience expectations of the ‘porn ...
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Irish Journal of Medical Science, 2007
Carcinosarcoma of the penis is extremely rare and little is known about its biological behaviour.We report the second such case and discuss its histological categorisation and biological behaviour.A total penectomy with perineal urethrostomy was performed without lymphadenectomy in an 83-year old presenting with a fungating penile mass.Microscopy of ...
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Carcinosarcoma of the penis is extremely rare and little is known about its biological behaviour.We report the second such case and discuss its histological categorisation and biological behaviour.A total penectomy with perineal urethrostomy was performed without lymphadenectomy in an 83-year old presenting with a fungating penile mass.Microscopy of ...
D. J. Galvin +3 more
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Urology, 1986
Abstract A case is reported of leiomyosarcoma of the penis, and the literature is reviewed.
W. Bedford Waters, Richard A. Valadez
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Abstract A case is reported of leiomyosarcoma of the penis, and the literature is reviewed.
W. Bedford Waters, Richard A. Valadez
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British Journal of Urology, 1978
Summary— Sixty‐three patients with squamous cell carcinoma of the penis have been reviewed. The 3 year survival was 77%, and the 5 year survival was 59%.Prognosis was related to both clinical staging and histological grading. Stage I and II carcinomas were best treated by surgery alone.
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Summary— Sixty‐three patients with squamous cell carcinoma of the penis have been reviewed. The 3 year survival was 77%, and the 5 year survival was 59%.Prognosis was related to both clinical staging and histological grading. Stage I and II carcinomas were best treated by surgery alone.
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