Reexcision appears to convey a local control benefit for those patients with close, indeterminate, or positive initial margins, when negative final margins are attained (P = 0.0001).
Five-year survival, which typically has a rate between 32%and50%0%, is achieved by only a small number of patients when negative histological margins are attained at the time of surgery [ 5].
Peak metamorphism at 17 °C/km and 9.5 11.5 kb in the Southern Margin Zone was attained at 517 ± 4 Ma and followed by out-wedging on basal thrusts, accommodated by vertical flattening and extensional reactivation of the Uis-Pass Suture (MD2).
In this series, the surgical margin status that was attained by the final surgery of the local recurrent tumour had prognostic significance for long-term survival.
City status was attained in 1958.
Provincial status was attained in 1862.
Thereafter, equilibrium was attained.
A large tumor or positive lymph node metastasis does not invalidate resection as long as a negative margin can be attained, and in terms of clearance of regional lymph nodes the difference between both procedures is negligible [ 57].
Penile-sparing surgical modalities including Mohs' micrographic surgery and laser ablation are considered for small tumors, particularly if located on the glans and margins ≥3 mm can be attained [ 5].
