Squamous cell cancer of the penis is a radiocurable malignancy all too often managed solely by partial or total penectomy. Effective management of the primary tumor while preserving penile morphology…
Penile-preserving surgery offers a revolutionary alternative to more traditional radical surgery. It offers better sexual, functional, and psychological results and evidence suggests it achieves this without sacrificing oncological outcomes. We…
Penile cancer is a rare and devastating disease, especially at advanced stages. The etiology of penile cancer is multifactorial with multiple established risk factors including infection with the human papillomavirus…
Philippe E. Spiess, MD, MS, FRCS(C), FACS, Editor It is a distinct pleasure to serve as the guest editor for this issue of Urologic Clinics dedicated to the management of…
Samir S. Taneja, MD, Consulting Editor Cancer of the male genitalia has historically been of great interest to urologists dating back to early history of the specialty. At the turn…
