[Organ-saving treatment of penile cancer].

Conservative penis-salvage treatment provides a complete local effect in 55% cases, preservation of the penis in 51.4% patients without a fall in long-term specific and recurrence-free survival compared to penectomy and can be recommended as an alternative to penis amputation in patients with stages Tis-T2. Removal of a penile tumor raises efficacy of salvage treatment and insignificantly increases survival.

[Paratesticular rhabdomyosarcoma].

Paratesticular rabdomyosarcoma (PR), the most frequently occurring paratesticular tumor, is encountered mostly in young and middle-aged men. PR metastasizes early and is characterized by lymphogenic dissemination of the tumor with affection of the retroperitoneal lymph nodes. Orchofuniculectomy is the first-line treatment in all the patients.

[Testicular sertolioma].

Sertolioma accounts for 4.5% of all non-herminogenic testicular tumors. Sertolioma presents clinically with local symptoms (enlarged testis) which may be associated with dyshormonal symptoms.