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Inflammatory Conditions and Tumours of the Penis Flashcards

1
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What are the categories for disorders of the penis?

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1. Congenital anomalies
2, Inflammation
3. Tumours
4. Erectile dysfunction
5. Trauma
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Inflammatory conditions of the penis usually involve which parts of the penis

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  1. glans
  2. prepuce
  3. urethra
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How do inflammatory conditions of the penis usually present?

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  1. Specific: Usually infections
  2. Non specific
  3. urethral discharge
  4. genital ulcer
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What is the term for inflammation of the glans?

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balanitis

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What is the term for the inflammation of the glans + prepuce?

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balanoposthitis

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What is the term for the inflammation of the urethra?

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urethritis

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Name viral penile infections?

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  1. herpes simplex

2. human papilloma virus

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Name bacterial penile infections?

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  1. Gonorrhoea
  2. chancroid
  3. granuloma inguinale
  4. lymphogranuloma venereum
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9
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Name spirochetes penile infections?

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syphilis

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Name fungal penile infections?

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candida

- due to poor hygiene

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An infection by HSV is usually caused by?

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Sexual transmission by HSV-2

- But HSV-1 can also cause disease

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HSV is characterised by?

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  • Painful vesicles on mucous membranes and penile skin

- Later ulcerate

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Gonorrhoea is caused by?

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Neisseria gonorrhoea

  • gram negative bacteria
  • Sexually transmitted
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What is the clinical presentation of Gonorrhoea?

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  1. Can be asymptomatic and go untreated
  2. When symptomatic cause
    - urethral discharge: white to yellow
    - dysuria
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What part of the penis does Gonorrhoea affect predominantly?

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urethra

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What are the possible complications of Gonorrhoea?

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urethral strictures

- scarring that narrows the tube restricting the flow of urine from the bladder

17
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What is chancroid?

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  • Acute sexually transmitted infection
  • Most common cause of genital ulcers
  • Caused by haemophilus ducreyi
18
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Describe the clinical presentation of chancroid?

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  • Tender erythematous papule involving glans and prepuce or penile skin
  • Later irregular ulcer with yellow grey exudate at base
  • Draining lymphnodes (inguinal) enlarge and may ulcerate also
  • Heals by scarring
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What is Granuloma inguinale/Donovanosis?

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  • Chronic inflammatory disease
  • Sexually transmitted
  • Caused by Calymmatobacterium donovani
20
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Describe the clinical presentation of Granuloma inguinale/Donovanosis?

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  • Begin as raised papular lesion
  • Ulcer with abundant granulation tissue forming a protuberant soft painless mass
  • Scars with strictures can complicate disease
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What is lymphogranuloma venereum?

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  • Caused by Chlamydia trachomatis

- Sexually transmitted

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Describe the clinical presentation of lymphogranuloma venereum?

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  • Chronic ulcerative disease and urethritis
  • Urethritis: Mucopurulent discharge(pus)
  • Skin: initially small often unnoticed papule on skin
  • With growth of organisms draining lymphnodes become swollen and and rupture
23
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What is syphilis caused by?

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caused by Treponema pallidum

- Genital syphilis usually manifests with symptoms in primary syphilis

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What is the clinical presentation of syphilis?

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  • 3 weeks after contact: single firm, non tender red raised lesion of penile skin or glans
  • Chancre heals even without therapy
  • But spirochetes are in blood and lymphatics
25
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What condition does candida cause?

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balanoposthitis

26
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What is the cause of candida?

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  • Poor hygiene in uncircumcised males

- With build up of smegma: sloughed epithelial cells and debris which is a good medium for candida proliferation

27
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What is condylomata acuminatum?

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Benign tumour (genital warts) caused by Human papilloma virus(HPV)
- Low risk HPV 6 and 11
28
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Describe the clinical presentation of condylomata acuminatum?

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  • Occur on skin, inner surface of prepuce
  • Single or multiple pedunculated, papillary excrescences
  • There is no dysplasia
29
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Benign tumours are caused by?

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commonly condylomata acuminatum

- Preneoplastic conditions

30
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What is the common cancer of the penis?

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squamous cell carcinoma

31
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Describe squamous cell carcinoma of the penis?

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  • Usually preceeded by preneoplastic proliferation (dysplasias)
  • Mild, moderate, full thickness dysplasia
  • Full thickness dysplasia also called Bowen’s disease.
  • Associations: High risk HPV 16 and 18
32
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Describe the epidemiology of squamous cell carcinomas of the penis?

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young patients with advent of HIV

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