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A 70-year-old gentleman underwent TURP. Prostate specimen showed malignant histology. What is the next step?

A
Radical Prostatectomy
B
Active surveillance
C
External beam radiotherapy
D
Bilateral orchiectomy
High-Yield Explanation
T1 disease: These are incidentally found tumours in a clinically benign gland after histological examination of a prostatectomy specimen.For men in their 70s with low-risk disease, conservative treatment would usually be the correct approach.Low-risk prostate cancer (low PSA, small foci of Gleason6 disease) can be managed by active surveillance. Here, with 3- to 6-monthly digital rectal examination (DRE) and PSA measurement and repeated prostate biopsy.Bailey and Love 27e pg: 1473

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