Titlebook: Questions in Daily Urologic Practice; Updates for Urologis Ryoichi Oyasu,Ximing J. Yang,Osamu Yoshida Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 2008

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When a basal cell-specific marker (34βE12 or p63) is negative in an atypical focus, can the diagnosimunohistochemical technique provides strong support for the diagnosis of adenocarcinoma. If an atypical lesion contains basal cells (seen by immunostaining), the diagnosis of adenocarcinoma should be avoided.

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玩笑

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領(lǐng)導(dǎo)權(quán)

What clinically useful information should be included in the pathology report on a prostate needle c essential guidance for successful therapeutic interventions such as radical prostatectomy. If a PNB is positive for adenocarcinoma, the following information should be provided in the pathology report: (1) location of the carcinoma, usually indicated in each part (location); (2) Gleason score (not

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What is the meaning of “atypical glands suspicious but not diagnostic of adenocarcinoma” in a patholer but suspicious enough for further investigation. Therefore, a rebiopsy should be recommended. Only a definitive diagnosis of carcinoma is an indication for therapy; a suspicious diagnosis should not lead to therapy for prostate cancer such as surgery, irradiation, or hormonal therapy.

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A positive surgical margin associated with an extraprostatic extension of prostate carcinoma is a siaccidental surgical incision into cancerous prostate parenchyma. The third is an equivocal “positive” margin created when the surface of the pathology specimen had a disrupted appearance and the tumor reached the inked edge of the prostate. The third incidence may occur in association with either of the first two situations.