Risk Factors for Carcinoma Penis
• Smoking
• Accumulation of Smegma - Poor Hygiene / Phimosis
• Chronic Balanoposthitis
• HPV 16 Infection
Carcinoma in situ (Tis) of the penis involving the glans penis or prepuce is called Erythroplasia of Queyrat .
Carcinoma in situ (Tis) of the penis involving the the penile shaft or the remainder of the genitalia or perineal region is called Bowens disease.
JACKSON’S Staging of Carcinoma Penis
— Stage I - Cancer has only affected the glans and/or foreskin.
— Stage II - Cancer has spread to the shaft of the penis.
Stage III - Mobile (operable) inguinal lymph nodes
Stage IV - Fixed (inoperable) inguinal lymph nodes or distant metastasis
Surgical Treatment of Carcinoma Penis is Partial or Total Amputation of Penis
