Biopsy - 10% of vol cores

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Sir, My father has frequent urine problem so we have done his blood, MRI, n TRUS prostatic biopsy done in which Gleason 3+3 adenocarcinoma tumor occupies 10% of volumes of cores is the report. Other section shows benign prostatic tissues.Please suggest best option for the same. His PSA is 15.01 currently.

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Dr. Praveen Pushkar

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You havnt mentioned about his othee medical illness. What about the MRI report? Is bone scan done? Options include going for radical prostatectomy or radiotherapy. But I feel active surveillance is also an option bcz his age is 74 and only 10% cores are involved.

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Hi consult Urologist n get it operated.

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