Clinicopathological Features, Nodal Metastasis and Outcome in 333 Cases of Penile Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Dataset containg clinicopathologic and outcome data from 333 patients with invasive penile squamous cell carcinomas. The complete analysis of this dataset has been published in <em>J Urol</em> 2009;182(2):528-34. <strong>Codebook: </strong><em>ID:</em> Case identification number; <em>Procedure:</em> Surgical procedure used for primary treatment; <em>Grade:</em> Histologic grade; <em>Subtype:</em> Histologic subtype; <em>Glans:</em> Tumor invasion of penile glans; <em>Sulcus:</em> Tumor invasion of penile coronal sulcus; <em>Foreskin:</em> Tumor invasion of foreskin; <em>Level:</em> anatomical level of tumor invasion; <em>Thickness:</em> Tumor thickness in mm; <em>Size:</em> Tumor size in cm; <em>Age:</em> Patient's age in years; <em>Lymphadenectomy:</em> Bilateral inguinal lymphadenectomy; <em>Mets:</em> Metastasis to inguinal lymph nodes; <em>Urethra:</em> Tumor invasion of penile urethra; <em>Vascular:</em> Pesence of vascular invasion in primary tumor; <em>Perineural:</em> Presence of perineural invasion in primary tumor; <em>pT</em>: AJCC pathological stage of primary tumor; <em>Relapse:</em> Presence of tumor relapse during follow-up; <em>Local:</em> Presence of local relapse (v.g., on stump); <em>Regional:</em> Presence of regional relapse (v.g., regional lymph nodes); <em>Systemic:</em> Presence of systemic relapse (v.g., systemic lymph nodes, visceral metastasis); <em>FollowUp:</em> follow-up lengh from primary treatment in months; <em>Outcome:</em> Patient's final outcome at last follow-up; <em>cN:</em> clinical stage of inguinal lymph nodes.