Clinical analysis of 56 cases of penial cancer
MAO Shu-ming
REN Xiao-yi
REN Jun-kai
Abstract：Objective： To probe effective yet rational treatment for penial cancer.Methods： To analyze the treatments for 56 cases of carcinoma of the penis. Of these, 50 cases were squamous cell carcinoma with the rest(6 cases) being malignant change of the papiloma. 48 cases underwent partial penial amputation; 6 cases had panpenial amputation plus perineal urethrastomy;10 cases received bilateral inguinal lymphnode dissection; and 2 cases were given penial circumcision plus hematoporphyrin sensitivity therapy.Results： 51 cases were followed up. The 5-year and 10-year survival rates seen in patients who had undergone partial penial cut-off were 83.3% and 80% respectively; while those receiving panpenial amputation enjoyed a 5-year survival in 66.8% of them.Conclusion： The phimosis and the redundant prepuse are the chief causes for this malignancy. Precise treatment results have been observed from thouse who underwent partial penial cut-off in patients with phase-Ⅰ and phase-Ⅱ carcinoma of the penis.
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Publication Date：2001-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2026-09-12(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：2( 4
43-44 )