[Verrucous carcinoma of the penis. Presentation of 3 new cases].
M Adriazola Semino, Rodrigo Aparicio, J L Lozano Ortega, Emely Tejeda, Amo García A, Frederico R. Romero
Abstract
M Adriazola Semino, Rodrigo Aparicio, J L Lozano Ortega, Emely Tejeda, Amo García A, Frederico R. Romero
Abstract
Penis carcinoma shows an incidence between 0.3-1% of all male neoplasias. The verruciform variety represents 5-10% of total penis carcinoma. Verruciform carcinoma is a variety of squamous carcinoma presenting a usually benign behaviour and related to some virus species (H.P.V.). Three cases are presented with ages ranging between 47-87 years-old, all of which undergoing partial penectomy, their progression being monitored for two years.
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Penis carcinoma shows an incidence between 0.3-1% of all male neoplasias. The verruciform variety represents 5-10% of total penis carcinoma. Verruciform carcinoma is a variety of squamous carcinoma presenting a usually benign behaviour and related to some virus species (H.P.V.). Three cases are presented with ages ranging between 47-87 years-old, all of which undergoing partial penectomy, their progression being monitored for two years.
Key concepts: Medicine, Penis, Verrucous carcinoma, Penectomy, Carcinoma, Incidence (geometry), Dermatology, Surgery