Pаtient is а white mаle whо presented tо his primary care physician fоr a routine physical. He was treated for colon cancer six years ago. A sigmoid colon resection was performed, with several nodes involved. He has no evidence of disease at this time. His PSA on 2/1/2025 was 15.00 and a mass was felt in the left lobe of the prostate. He was referred to my office for an ultrasound-guided biopsy on 2/15/2025, which was positive for adenocarcinoma. Work-up on 2/18/2025 consisted of the XR and bone scan, both negative. On exam, a firm mass van be felt in the left lobe of the prostate. He was taken to the OR on 3/1/2025 for a radical prostatectomy. Pathology Report: Summary: Multifocal adenocarcinoma, Gleason score 5 in the left lobe. The carcinoma extends into the left seminal vesicle, no disease in the right. The largest mass is 1.5cm with smaller areas of cancer,
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