Male genital tract

Question 1

How thick is the dysplasia in squamous carcinoma of the penis?

Answer 1

Full thickness dysplasia of the epidermis

Question 2

Role of circumcision in squamous carcinoma of the penis

Answer 2

Almost all in uncircumcised

Question 3

Aetiology of BPH?

Answer 3

Hormonal imbalance: alteration of androgen/oestrogen ratio

Question 4

Irregular proliferation of both glandular and stromal prostatic tissue

Answer 4

BPH

Question 5

What does bone look like if you have prostate cancer metastases?

Answer 5

SCLEROTIC!! (probably a buzzword)

Question 6

Typical presentation of testicular tumours?

Answer 6

Usual presenting symptom is painless testicular enlargement. Can be associated with hydrocele, gynaecomastia, general effects of malignant disease

Question 7

“potato” tumour

Answer 7

Seminoma

Question 8

Large, clear tumour cells with variable stromal lymphocytic infiltrate

Answer 8

Seminoma

Question 9

Which cancer am I?

• 30-50 years
• looks likes a potato
• large clear cells, variable stromal infiltrate
• radiosensitive: 90% cure rate

Answer 9

Seminoma

Question 10

Which cancer am I?

• affect men 20-30
• solid areas, cyts, haemorrhage, necrosis

Answer 10

Teratoma

Question 11

Transitional zone

Answer 11

BPH

Question 12

Peripheral zone

Answer 12

Prostate cancer

Question 13

Which area does prostate cancer arise in?

Answer 13

Peripheral zone