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African Journal of Urology. 2007; 13 (4): 291-295
en Francés
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RESUMEN
Based on two cases, the authors review the literature and discuss the difficulties of treatment of advanced-stage penile cancer. Two male circumcised patients [age:32 and 46 years] presented with invasive penile carcinoma. In both patients, clinical examination revealed large, infected penile tumors with a healthy stump of less than 5 cm. Superficial inguinal adenopathy and HIV-positivity were found in one of the patients. Both patients were subjected to total penectomy with perineal urethrostomy and antibiotic treatment