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This will include 3,433 cases of penile cancer and 21,395 cases of head and neck cancer, such as throat cancer, in men.

(1) Excellent long-term outcomes in the bulbar urethra have resulted in a subsequent paradigm shift in penile urethroplasty technique from pedicled penile fasciocutaneous flaps (PFF) to grafts, without substantial evidence to support this transition.

in 1960 when a man developed a persistent penile erection following traumatic coitus (4).

As penile MD is usually self-limiting and tends to resolve spontaneously, the treatment for the disease has been conservative in cases when there is no underlying cause.

The US National Library of Medicine reports that there have been some few cases of failure of the organ to recover sensory abilities, despite the penile shaft surviving the operation.This is the first time an operation of this kind was successfully carried out on Kenyan soil.

Penile erection is a complex event controlled by vascular, hormonal, and neurological systems.[1] Depending on the context in which penile erection occurs, it is generally accepted that different central and peripheral neural and/or humoral endocrine mechanisms may participate in the regulation of this sexual response, often in a very complex fashion.[2],[3],[4] Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a men's health issue that is receiving overwhelming attention in recent years.

It is the first research to link infertility with shorter penile length.

Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is by far the most common type of penile cancer.

The incidence of penile cancer varies around the world, and penile cancer is generally considered a rare cancer (1) with an incidence of 0.6 per 1,000,000/year (2).

Penile duplication or diphallia is a rare anomaly that may present as an isolated anomaly or concomitant with other systemic anomalies.

Although improvements in the reconstruction of penile defects are appreciable, there are still obstacles waiting to be overcome.

The tunica vaginalis flap (TVF) has good vascularity, its blood supply also come from different source and does not depend on penile skin vascularity unlike the Dartos fascia.

(4) For newborn circumcision, analgesia can be given in the form of analgesic cream, penile ring block, or dorsal nerve block.