Zusammenfassung
An den Urologischen Universitätskliniken Marburg und Heidelberg wurden von 1968 bis
1995 78 Patienten aufgrund eines Peniskarzinoms behandelt. Bei 22 Patienten wurde
eine organerhaltende Therapie (Zirkumzision, Exzision, Laserkoagulation, Radiatio)
zur Anwendung gebracht. In 56 Fällen erfolgte eine partielle oder totale Penektomie.
In der Gruppe der T1-Tumoren lag die Lokalrezidivrate nach organerhaltender Therapie
bei 53 % (9/17). 33 % (3/9) dieser Patienten wiesen bereits eine inguinale Lymphknotenmetastasierung
auf. Im Gegensatz dazu blieben alle partiell oder total penektomierten Patienten mit
einem T1-Karzinom lokalrezidiv- und metastasenfrei. Bei den T2-Tumoren lag die Lokalrezidivrate
nach der Penektomie (partiell oder total) bei 21 %. Nach organerhaltender Therapie
entwickelten alle T2-Tumorpatienten ein Lokalrezidiv. Bei 29 Patienten wurde eine
primäre inguinale Lymphadenektomie durchgeführt. 52 % dieser Patienten wiesen inguinale
Lymphknotenmetastasen auf. Kein Patient mit T1-Tumor zeigte eine Lymphknotenmetastasierung,
wohingegen bei 80 % der T2-Tumoren ein metastatischer Lymphknotenbefall vorlag. Die
5-Jahres-Überlebensrate der penektomierten und simultan inguinal lymphadenektomierten
Patienten war bei N1-Lymphknotenbefall mit 67 % nur unwesentlich schlechter als die
der N0-Tumorpatienten mit 72 %. Wir halten die partielle oder totale Penektomie auch
im Tumorstadium T1 des Peniskarzinoms für die Therapie der Wahl. Ab dem Tumorstadium
T2 sollte eine primäre inguinale Lymphadenektomie durchgeführt werden. Insgesamt sind
randomisierte multizentrische Studien erforderlich, um weiterführende Daten über diese
in der westlichen Welt seltene Tumorerkrankung zu erhalten.
Abstract
Between 1968 and 1995, 78 patients were treated for squamous cell carcinoma of the
penis at the Departments of Urology of the Universities of Marburg and Heidelberg.
In 22 patients the primary lesion was treated by penis preserving procedures like
laser beam, circumcision, tumor excision and irradiation. A total of 56 patients underwent
radical procedures like partial or total penectomy. Following partial or total penectomy
no patient with T1-tumor had local recurrence or inguinal lymph node metastasis. For
those patients receiving penis preserving therapy for T1-carcinomas, 9/17 (53 %) developed
local recurrence, of the 9,3 (33 %) had simultaneous groin metastases as well. In
contrast, no patient with a T1-tumor had a local recurrence or simultaneous inguinal
lymph node metastasis after partial or total penectomy. For T2 stages, local recurrence
rate was 100 % after penis preserving therapy versus 21 % in the penectomy group.
Primary inguinal lymphadenectomy was performed in 29 patients. Histologically proven
groin metastases were found in 52 %. No patient with T1-tumor had simultaneous inguinal
lymph node metastases. The five-year survival rate for N1-carcinomas was 67 %, for
N2-carcinomas 29 %. Partial or total penectomy is the therapy of choice in treatment
of penile cancer even for T1-tumors. Primary inguinal lymphadenectomy is not necessary
for patients with T1-tumors. In patients with tumor-stage T2-T4, however, primary
inguinal lymphadenectomy should be performed. Multicenterstudies are necessary to
evaluate further data about this rare neoplasm.
Key words:
Penile carcinoma - Local tumor control - Primary lymphadenectomy
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