Getting diagnosed with penile cancer
If you have symptoms that could indicate penile cancer, you'll typically start by visiting your doctor. They will review your general health and may perform an examination.
Tests for penile cancer
To check for penile cancer, you may undergo several tests such as: - Blood tests - A physical examination of your penis and groin - MRI or CT scans - Ultrasound scan - Biopsies
Dynamic sentinel lymph node biopsy for penile cancer
A dynamic sentinel lymph node biopsy helps find the first lymph node that penile cancer may spread to. The doctor checks if this node has cancer cells.
Stages, Grades and types of penile cancer
The stage of penile cancer describes the tumor’s size and whether it has spread. Doctors use the TNM system to classify its stage.
TNM Staging for Penile cancer
The stage of cancer shows its size and whether it has spread to other areas. Knowing the stage helps your doctor choose the best treatment plan for you.
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