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THE PROSTATE
NORMAL PROSTATE
• FIBROMUSCU –
LAR stroma
• Glands with
EPITHELIUM and
BASAL CELLS
prostate
• INFLAMMATION
• HYPERPLASIA
• NEOPLASIA
INFLAMMATION
• BACTERIAL, including TUBERCULOSIS
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IDIOPHATIC GRANULOMATOUS:
The prostate becomes hard and irregular
Elevated PSA
Can be mistaken for cancer on palpation
Nodular / Adenofibromyomatous
HYPERPLASIA
PROSTATE CANCER
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Almost always ADENOCARCINOMA
75 % of patients are > 75 years old
Occurs in the peripheral zone
Multifocal
Scandinavia and the USA have the highest
frequency; more common in blacks
How it is detected:
• An elevated PSA is found at urological
examination ;
• Normal level: 4ng / ml
• Incidentially in TUR P material when
hyperplasia is symptomatic
and diagnosed:
• Core biopsies (6 – 12 from the periphery
of the prostate)
• Fine needle aspiration is nowadays done
only to document an already known tumour
Prostatic Intraepithelial
Neoplasia
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PIN
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GLEASON GRADING
Gleason grade 2
GLEASON GRADE 3
GLEASON GRADE 3
Basal cells
GLEASON GRADE 3
Gleason grade 4
Gleson grade 5
Gleason grade 5
Perineural tumour growth
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