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==== Primary tumour ==== * '''<span style="color:#ff0000">For small-volume glanular lesions, imaging studies are not needed''' * '''<span style="color:#ff0000">For larger lesions/lesions suspicious for invasion, US can provide information about infiltration of the corpora''' ** '''Penile Doppler US has been reported to have a higher staging accuracy than an MRI in detecting corporal infiltration''' *** MRI with an artificially induced erection can be used to detect corporal invasion but is very unpleasant for the patient *** '''CT has poor soft-tissue resolution and is not useful for imaging the extent of the primary tumour'''
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