Precise surgical removal of the cancerous portion of the penis while maximizing preservation of normal urinary and sexual function.
A partial penectomy is a specialized surgical procedure performed to treat penile cancer when the tumor is localized and cannot be managed by topical treatments or laser therapy alone. The goal of the surgery is to completely remove the cancerous tissue along with a safe margin of healthy tissue while preserving as much of the healthy shaft as possible. Dr. Avinash Singh provides expert clinical evaluation, surgical precision, and sensitive patient care in Agra.
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Early detection of skin abnormalities ensures better organ preservation and outcomes.
Persistent sores, lumps, or abnormal growths on the skin or head (glans) of the penis that do not heal over several weeks.
Unusual discharge, foul odor, or intermittent bleeding underneath the foreskin or from visible surface lesions.
Diagnosis confirmed via clinical physical exam and tissue biopsy confirming squamous cell carcinoma or other types of penile growths.
Balanced oncological control focused on preserving patient quality of life.
Removes only the diseased tissue while maintaining a safe margin to ensure complete cancer elimination and lower recurrence risks.
Allows the patient to retain normal standing urination capability, preserving natural anatomy as much as anatomically possible.
Dr. Avinash Singh offers compassionate, confidential counseling and post-op care to support psychological and physical healing.