OBJECTIVES AND AIMS: Due to the low prevalence of penile cancer, little evidence exists
on the metastatic potential and the ideal treatment strategies in intermediate-differentiated …

This review highlights the significant advances made in the diagnosis and management of
penile cancer. This often-aggressive tumor phenotype has been characterized by its poor …

OBJECTIVE: To analyze, in a clinicopathologic correlation study, a small population of
primarily white men with invasive squamous cell carcinoma of the penis for potential …

Purpose Penile cancer is highly prevalent in low-and middle-income countries, with
significant morbidity and mortality rates. The first Brazilian consensus provides support to …

Penile cancer is an uncommon malignancy that has a devastating effect on the patient while
also being challenging to diagnose and treat. By implementing preventive measures, we …

Penile cancer remains a rare disease. Epidemiologic insights reveal provocative findings
with respect to risk factors and racial differences in the outcome. Recent literature provides …

The yearly incidence of penile carcinoma in North America is approximately 1 per 100,000
men [1]. Although the incidence is higher in underdeveloped countries, the disease is almost …

Current guidelines recommend penile sparing surgery (PSS) for selected penile cancer
cases. The present study described the use of PSS in a population‑based cohort, and also …

BACKGROUND Penile carcinoma is uncommon. Therefore, obtaining meaningful
epidemiologic data requires analysis of large, multisource databases. The authors …

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