Secondary carcinoma of the penis. A report of three new cases

Ucar, F.J.; Robles, J.E.; Isa, W.A.; Sanchez de la Muela, P.; De Castro, F.; Zudaire, J.J.; Berian, J.M.; Ucar, F.J; Robles, J.E; Isa, W.A; Sanchez de la Muela, P; De Castro, F; Zudaire, J.J; Berian, J.M

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Secondary carcinoma of the penis. A report of three new cases

Ucar, F.J.; Robles, J.E.; Isa, W.A.; Sanchez de la Muela, P.; De Castro, F.; Zudaire, J.J.; Berian, J.M.

European Urology 16(4): 308-309

1989

ISSN/ISBN: 0302-2838

PMID: 2767101

Document Number: 341309

Metastatic tumors of the penis are rare. They are usually secondary to primaries of the genitourinary and gastrointestinal tracts. Surgical therapy of lesions involving the corpora cavernosa can result in prolonged survival. However, rarely does the metastasis represent a true solitary event. We report 3 new cases with primary tumors in the bladder.