CARCINOMA OF PROSTATE CARCINOMA OF PROSTATE Carcinoma of prostate is the MC malignant tumour in men over 65 years. MC cause of bone secondaries Carcinoma of prostate occurs in peripheral zone in prostatic gland proper (commonly in posterior lobe) RISK FACTORS- Advancing age + increase fat intake Genetic alterations is hypermethylation of glutathione transferase (GSTP-1) […]
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Carcinoma of prostate Q. 1 Which is the most common site of carcinoma prostate? A Peripheral B Centre C Verumontum D None of the above Q. 1 Which is the most common site of carcinoma prostate? A Peripheral B Centre C Verumontum D None of the above Ans. A Explanation: 85% of prostate carcinoma arise
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CARCINOMA OF PENIS CARCINOMA OF PENIS MC type – SCC ETIOLOGY- Premalignant lesions- Genital warts- Bushke- Lowenstein tumour is a giant penile condyloma (verrucous carcinoma of penis) Erythroplasia of Queyrat or Paget’s disease of penis- precancerous lesion Leukoplakia of glans Bowen’s disease- small eczematous plaque Chronic balanoposthitis, phimosis (50%), Balanitis xerotica obliterans Condyloma auminata (HPV)
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Carcinoma Penis Q. 1 Carcinoma penis is rarest among – A Americans B Indians C Swedes D Jews Q. 1 Carcinoma penis is rarest among – A Americans B Indians C Swedes D Jews Ans. D Explanation: Ans. is `d’ i.e., Jews Carcinoma of penis Penile cancer is a malignant growth found on the skin
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