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Derm CasesDermatology / Urology

Derm Cases · Dermatology / Urology

OSCE — acquired phimosis and penile white plaques

OSCE: diagnose BXO, plan steroid ± circumcision, assess meatus, counsel on SCC surveillance and histology.

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NEET-PGINICETPLABMRCP
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Prompt
OSCE: diagnose BXO, plan steroid ± circumcision, assess meatus, counsel on SCC surveillance and histology.

Brief (to candidate)

A 50-year-old uncircumcised man cannot fully retract the foreskin. White sclerotic glans/prepuce changes and meatal narrowing are described. Assess, diagnose, and outline medical/surgical management and counselling.

Candidate instructions

  1. Focused history including urinary stream and prior antifungals.
  2. State diagnosis and why circumcision status matters.
  3. Outline examination priorities (meatus, induration).
  4. Medical therapy choice.
  5. Surgical plan and histopathology.
  6. Safety-net for retention and cancer signs.

Examiner checklist

DomainKey actions expected
DiagnosisBXO / male genital LS for adult-acquired phimosis + sclerosis[2]
ExamMeatus, stream, induration, extragenital LS/LP clues
MedicalUltra-potent topical steroid ointment when appropriate[4]
SurgicalCircumcision for refractory phimosis; send specimen
RiskSCC field risk; biopsy non-healing lesions[1]
CommunicationNot automatically an STI; follow-up plan

Model key actions

  • Name BXO/LS; stop endless antifungals as sole therapy.[2]
  • Clobetasol pathway + urology for structural disease.[4]
  • Counsel surveillance after treatment.[1]

Common errors

  • Calling it only candida.
  • Forcing retraction in tight phimosis.
  • Circumcision without pathology request.
  • Missing meatal stenosis.
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References3ShowHide
  1. [2]Clouston D, et al. Penile lichen sclerosus (balanitis xerotica obliterans). BJU Int, 2011.PMID 22085120
  2. [4]Kirtschig G, et al. EuroGuiderm guideline on lichen sclerosus-Treatment of lichen sclerosus. JEADV, 2024.PMID 38822598
  3. [1]De Luca DA, et al. Lichen sclerosus 2023 update. Front Med, 2023.PMID 36873861
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