Queyrat erythroplasia is a precanterous red lesion that develops in the penis, mainly in older men, with a maximum prevalence at 65-74 years, with the floor of the mouth, tongue and veil of the palate being the most common sites of reach. and multiple injuries may be present. This disorder usually occurs in uncircumcised men.
Symptoms of Queyrat erythroplasia include:
Diagnosis of Queyrat erythroplasia is determined by biopsy of the lesion.
Treatment of Queyrat erythropolysia is usually based on the application of a cream containing fluorouracil.
Monitor the progress of short damage during and after treatment, as the disease has a potential risk of cancer. As an alternative treatment, abnormal tissue may be removed.