Penile cancer is rare but highly treatable when found early. Current focus prioritises cure while preserving as much form and function as possible. It may present as an ulcer, skin discolouration or lump.

CONDITIONS

Penile Cancer

Common Risk Factors

• HPV infection

• Phimosis and chronic inflammation

• Smoking

• Poor foreskin hygiene

• Lichen sclerosus

• Immunosuppression

How We Diagnose Penile Cancer

• Physical examination – penis and groin

• Biopsy of the lesion

• Imaging of the groin, or biopsy, if needed

How We Treat Penile Cancer

• Topical creams for early lesions

• Organ-preserving surgery where possible

• Partial or total penectomy (removal of the penis) for advanced cases

• Lymph gland testing (sentinel node biopsy) or removal (lymphadenectomy) in selected cases

• Radiotherapy or chemotherapy in selected cases

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