Definition
A rare penile tumour, often arising on the glans or foreskin.
Symptoms
A non-healing sore, thickening, growth, bleeding or discharge.
How it may be discovered
Persistent lesion sometimes mistaken for inflammation.
When to seek care
Have persistent or unusual lesions examined promptly, even without pain.
Investigations and tests
Penile and groin examination, biopsy and indicated staging.
Reaching a diagnosis
Tissue analysis confirms the tumour and guides lymph-node assessment.
Treatment options
Selected organ-preserving treatments, surgery and additional stage-dependent therapy in specialist care.
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