Abstract
Penile lymphoma is a rare entity. Patients are often elderly, and present with an ulcerated painless mass on the shaft of the penis, strongly mimicking the more common diagnoses of infection, trauma or squamous cell carcinoma. Examination, radiological investigation and ultimately biopsy of the lesion is essential in making the diagnosis and guiding treatment. Herein, we present a case of diffuse large B cell lymphoma in the penis of an elderly gentleman, and review the salient histopathology regarding this uncommon entity.
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