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Highlights The diagnosis of primary malignant tumors is increasingly described with the improvement of life expectancy and the advent of new technologies. The management must be multidisciplinary and adapted to the condition of each patient. This entity affects elderly people with many comorbidities. Treatment should be the least aggressive and start with the most aggressive tumor. The elderly, a family history of neoplasia and smoking appear to be the factors favoring the appearance of multiple synchronous tumors. Our patient was an elderly person and a heavy smoker

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Cancer of the penis is a relatively rare pathology in our country due to the widespread practice of circumcision. Easily diagnosed on the basis of a careful clinical examination and penile Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), this cancer is often diagnosed late and poses a problem of management, particularly the acceptability of amputation of the penis. Partial penectomy is a surgical technique currently practised for cancers of the penis, when the indication arises, could be a form of conservative surgery allowing to have a good oncological result and to satisfy the request of the patient to try to preserve his erectile and sexual function. We report here a case of squamous cell carcinoma of the penis treated in our department by partial penectomy.

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