Laser excision is effective for treating early-stage penile carcinoma
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Penile carcinoma is a rare tumor, traditionally treated by amputation 2 cm proximal to the tumor. A new study by an Italian group has shown that men with early-stage penile carcinoma can be effectively treated with a conservative, organ-sparing strategy—microscopic tumor classification followed by CO2 laser excision.
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