Benign & Malignant Scrotal Diseases

Question 1

What is Peyronie’s? Etiology?

Answer 1

Curvature of penis during erection due to acquired fibrous plaque formation at corpora

Etiology: Unknown

Question 2

Signs and Symptoms of Peyronie’s

Answer 2

Palpable fibrosis of tunica albuginea of corpora cavernosa with resultant penile curvature +/- pain during erections.

Question 3

Treatment of Peyronie’s

Answer 3

verapamil injections or topical gel, vitamin E

Question 4

Sequelae of Peyronie’s

Answer 4

Painful erections, Impotence

Question 5

What is Meatitis? Etiology?

Answer 5

Inflammation of the meatus

Etiology: bacterial, fungal, STDs

Question 6

Signs and symptoms of Meatitis

Answer 6

Erythema, discharge

Question 7

Treatment of Meatitis

Answer 7

Antimicrobial or antifungal

Question 8

Sequelae of Meatitis

Answer 8

Meatal stenosis

Question 9

What is Meatal Stenosis? Etiology?

Answer 9

Abnormally small caliber of urethral meatus.

Etiology: Infection, diaper rash in uncircumsied infants.

Question 10

Signs and symptoms of meatal stenosis

Answer 10

Painful voiding, obstructive voiding symptoms

Question 11

Sequelae of Meatal Stenosis

Answer 11

Urinary retention

Question 12

Signs and Symptoms of Penile Carcinoma

Answer 12

mass or ulceration failing to heal, usually painless at onset

Question 13

Etiology of Penile carcinoma

Answer 13

Chronic irritation from smegma; HPV 16

Question 14

Sequelae of Penile carcinoma

Answer 14

Penile loss, lower extremity lymphedema

Question 15

Treatment of Penile carcinoma

Answer 15

Laser, penectomy, lympadenectomy