Periprostatic Fat Invasion by Tumor Present: Implications for Prostate Cancer Treatment

Periprostatic Fat Invasion by Tumor Present: Implications for Prostate Cancer Treatment

1. Introduction to Extraprostatic Extension The identification of periprostatic fat invasion on a pathology report marks a significant clinical threshold in the staging of prostate cancer. When malignant cells breach the structural confines of the prostate gland and infiltrate the surrounding adipose tissue, the disease has transitioned from a localized state to a locally advanced … Read more

Is frequent urination a sign of prostate cancer?

Is frequent urination a sign of prostate cancer?

1. Introduction Frequent urination can be a sign of prostate cancer. As a malignant tumor grows within the prostate gland, it can press against the urethra or irritate the base of the bladder, leading to a persistent need to urinate. While this symptom warrants a thorough urological evaluation, it is crucial to note that frequent … Read more