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what is the coronal sulcus

the area under the foreskin flap

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what margins should be inked with a foreskin specimen

mucosal and skin margin

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how should you section a foreskin specimen

perpendicular to the resection margin

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what two things abt the lesion are important to measure with a foreskin specimen

depth of invasion and distance to closest margin

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what should the soft tissue margin for a penectomy include

erectile tissue and urethra

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besides soft tissue margin, what is the other penectomy margin

skin

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what can be present in the uninvolved penile skin

PeIN

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What is PeIN

penile intraepithelial neoplasia

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what can PeIN present as

lichen sclerosis or epidermal thickening

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what prognostic group is this: verrucous, papillary, warty/condylomatous carcinomas

low risk

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what prognostic group is this: basaloid, sarcomatous, adenosquamous, poorly differentiated scc

high risk

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high grade variants of warty/condylomatous carcinomas and most SCC of the usual type is what prognostic group

intermediate

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this HPV assoc disease affects older men, shaft and scrotum, solitary gray plaque, low risk to SCC

Bowen disease

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this HPV assoc disease is younger sexually active men associated with HPV 16 with papillary lesions with no SCC progression

bowenoid polyposis

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what tumor suppressor genes are inactivated with HPV proteins E6/7

RB and P53

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When measuring DOI/thickness of an SCC tumor, how should you do it?

from epithelial-stomal junction of adjacent nonneoplastic epithelium to the deepest point of invasion

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when measuring thickness/DOI of a verruciform tumor, how should you do it

from the surface to the deepest point of invasion

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where do the majority of penile SCC originate

glans, foreskin, shaft

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where is tumor recurrence less frequent

less frequent in foreskin than glans

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what are glans carcinomas associated with

HPV and deeper invasion

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what classifies glans tumor as a pt1

invades lamina propria

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what classifies foreskin tumor as pt1

invades dermis, lamina propria, or dartos fasica

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what classifies shaft tumor as pt1

invades connective tissue between epidermis and corpora

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tumor is without lymphovascular invasion or perinueural invasion and is not high grade and does not evade past lamina propria

pT1a

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tumor exhibits lymphovascular invasion or perineurial invasion or is high grade but doesn’t extend past lamina propria

pT1b

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tumor invades into spongiosum with or without urethral invasion

pT2

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tumor invades cavernous with or without urethral invasion

pT3

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tumor invades other adjacent structures like scrotum, prostate, pubic bone

pT4

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what is the most common site of non-nodal metastasis

liver, heart, lungs

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why is it important to indicate that there is a basaloid SCC in a final dx

basaloid is higher risk

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what is penectomy cpt

88309

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what is newborn circumcision cpt

88302

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what is non newborn circumcision cpt

88304

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mets to what lymph nodes are common

inguinal lymph nodes