[Giant scrotal condyloma acuminata: a case report]

A Report of Two Rare Cases of Buschke-Löwenstein Tumor

The Buschke-Löwenstein tumor is a rare clinical entity. Its severity is related to the local invasion and the risk of recurrence and malignant transformation. It is caused by a viral infection due to the human papillomavirus. The transmission is primarily sexual and often affects the penile region. The perineal location is relatively rare. We report two rare cases of neglected Buschke-Löwenstein tumor due to the late diagnosis treated with large surgical resection. This study aimed to emphasize the contribution of clinical examination in the early diagnosis and the management of our patients.

Giant condylomata accuminata of scrotum representing as carcinoma (a case report)

In this case report a 51-year-old man admitted with a large warty lesion of scrotum representing as carcinoma was presented. A wide surgical resection of the lesion was done with the hystopathologic diagnosis of condyloma accuminata. He was followed for 12 months with satisfactory functional and cosmetic result with no recurrence with the time being.