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What causes Hypospadias/Epispadias?

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Malformation of the urethral groove

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Hypospadias

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Abnormal opening on the ventral surface of the penis

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Epispadias

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Abnormal opening on the dorsal surface of the penis

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What defines Phimosis?

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Orifice of the prepuce (foreskin) is too small to permit normal retraction

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Orifice of the prepuce is too small to permit normal retraction

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Phimosis

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What usually causes Phimosis and what does it interfere with?

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Infections that cause scarring

– Interferes with cleanliness

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Inflammation of the penis usually involves what portions?

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Glans

Prepuce

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What are 2 benign tumors of the penis?

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  1. Condyloma Acuminatum

2. Peyronie Disease

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What are 2 benign tumors of the penis?

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  1. Condyloma Acuminatum

2. Peyronie Disease

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What causes Condyloma Acuminatum?

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(benign tumor of the penis)

– Sexually transmitted wart from HPV6/11

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What is Peyronie Disease?

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(benign tumor of the penis)

= Hard penile plaques between the corpora cavernosa and tunica albuginea layers

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What causes Peyronie Disease and thus what could the treatment be?

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Collagen deposition between the corpora cavernosa and tunica albuginea layers
–> treatment = Collagenase

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What are the symptoms of Peyronie Disease?

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Penile curvature towards the side of the lesion and pain during intercourse

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What are the symptoms of Peyronie Disease?

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Penile curvature towards the side of the lesion and pain during intercourse

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Malignant Neoplasms of the Penis are of what type?

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Squamous

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Squamous Neoplasia of the penis is commonly related to what infection?

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HPV 16 or other high risk strains

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What are 2 conditions that involve Squamous Neoplasia of the penis related to HPV 16 infection?

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  1. Bowen Disease

2. Bowenoid Papulosis

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Bowen Disease affects what age group and what are the findings?

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Older males
= Solitary, grey-white plaque
(squamous neoplasia of the penis)

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Bowenoid Papulosis affects what age group and what are the findings?

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Younger sexually active males

= Multiple reddish-brown papular lesions

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A solitary grey-white plaque on the penile shaft in an older male is likely what?

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Bowen Disease

– Squamous neoplasia

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Multiple reddish-brown papular lesions of the penile shaft in a younger sexually active man is likely what?

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Bowenoid Papulosis

– Squamous Neoplasia

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What is a Non-HPV related squamous Neoplasia of the foreskin of the penis?

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Balantis Xerotica Obliterans

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Invasive Squamous Carcinoma of the penis is associated with?

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High risk HPV strains and poor hygiene

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What confers protection against Invasive Squamous Carcinoma of the penis?

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Circumcision

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Invasive Squamous Carcinoma of the penis is related to HPV infection. What proteins does that activate?
E6 | E7
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What is the job of E6 with the pathogenesis of Invasive Squamous Carcinoma of the penis?
(-) P53 | (+) Telomerase expression
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What is the job of E7 with the pathogenesis of Invasive Squamous Carcinoma of the penis?
(-) RB
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What are the symptoms/spread of Invasive Squamous Carcinoma of the penis?
Slow growing and NONpainful at first | -- Inguinal lymph node spread only usually
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Cryptorchidism is associated with what end results?
Testicular dysfunction Sterility INCREASED RISK OF TESTICULAR CANCER
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Cryptorchidism -- unilateral or bilateral and how does the undescended testes feel?
Unilateral | -- small and firm
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What are 2 defining morphologic findings with Cryptorchidism in the undescended testes?
1. Basement membrane thickening of spermatic tubules | 2. Loss of spermatogonia
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What are 2 defining morphologic findings with Cryptorchidism in the undescended testes?
1. Basement membrane thickening of spermatic tubules | 2. Loss of spermatogonia
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What are the symptoms of Cryptorchidism?
Asymptomatic - - empty scrotal sac - -> Sterile
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Inflammation and infections, are they more common in the testis or epididymis?
Epididymis
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Epididymitis is usually related to UTI's. In children what are the associations/agent?
GU abnormality | - Infection with Gram (-) rods
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Epididymitis is usually related to UTI's. In young men, what are the 2 most common agents?
C. Trachomatis | N. Gonnorhoeae
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Epididymitis is usually related to UTI's. In older men, what are the 2 most common agents?
E. coli | Pseudomonas
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Orchitis
Inflammation/infection of the testes
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What are some things that can cause Orchitis?
Mumps, TB, syphilis...
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What is an emergent situation related to the testes?
Torsion
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What is Torsion?
Twisting of the spermatic cord which cuts off venous drainage of the testes
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What are the symptoms/findings with Torsion of the spermatic cord of the testes?
Swollen, painful testes | -- testes is horizontal and superior
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With Torsion, the testes must be untwisted within ____ hours and which way can you manually twist them?
Within 6 hours | -- Medial to lateral twist
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When lifting the scrotum with Torsion of the spermatic cord present, will there be pain?
YES
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What reflex is absent with Torsion of the Spermatic cord?
(-) cremasteric reflex
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What is the most common benign paratesticular tumor?
Adenomatoid tumor
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What is the most common malignant paratesticular tumor?
Sarcomas
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What is the most common spermatic cord lesion?
Lipomas
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What are the symptoms of Torsion?
Swollen and painful testes | -- Testicle lies horizontally and superiorly
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What is the most common benign paratesticular tumor?
Adenomatoid tumor

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