Of the 101 patients with penile cancer, we have analyzed 66 from whom we had enough information: 42 (63.3 %) patients with corpora cavernosa invasion (T(2-3)) and 24 (36.6%) without (T(1)i). With respect to the tumor grade, in 36 (54.3%) patients it was well differentiated (G I), in 23 (34.8%) moderately (GII) and in 7 (10.6%) poorly differentiated (GUI). We also analyzed the inguinal lymph node condition. Of the 66 patients, 28 (42.4%) developed nodal métastasés, and 38 (57.6%) were considered free of nodal métastasés and disease with an average follow-up of 76.2 months (range 38-192). The presence of metastatic nodes was influenced by both tumor stage and grade with significant differences between T(2-3) and T(1) (p = 0.001) and between GII—III and GI (p