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Salvage surgery path report update
Things are going as planned I am leaking a bit, but not a big deal. Waited for The doctor to call me to go over the report. He told me the report was good margins were clear cancer was embedded in the prostate. But my curiosity got the better of me and I looked at the report. Was not happy that he only took out one lymph node I don’t know why it didn’t take more and everything looked good until I saw perennial invasion present and we all know that’s not good so I have now messaged him to ask him why he did not tell me about what are your thoughts?
TUMOR | ||
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Histologic Type | Acinar adenocarcinoma, conventional (usual) | |
Histologic Grade | ||
Grade | Grade group 3 (Gleason Score 4 + 3 = 7) | |
Minor Tertiary Pattern 5 (less than 5%) | Present | |
Percentage of Pattern 4 | 81 - 90% | |
Intraductal Carcinoma (IDC) | Not identified | |
Cribriform Glands | Not identified | |
Treatment Effect | Radiation therapy effect present | |
TUMOR QUANTITATION | ||
Greatest Dimension of Dominant Nodule (Millimeters) | 27 mm | |
Extraprostatic Extension (EPE) | Not identified | |
Urinary Bladder Neck Invasion | Not identified | |
Seminal Vesicle Invasion | Not identified | |
Lymphatic and / or Vascular Invasion | Not Identified | |
Perineural Invasion | Present |
MARGINS | ||
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Margin Status | All margins negative for invasive carcinoma |
REGIONAL LYMPH NODES | ||
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Regional Lymph Node Status | All regional lymph nodes negative for tumor | |
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very interesting…..so i questioned why the pathology report about why they didn’t recognize cribiform. I got thisin response . It depends upon the pathologist really having the whole prostate out and being sliced up to get a better bigger picture than a small tiny biopsy so maybe it wasn’t criminal form after all. This is something I really really really need to find out. This is extremely important. I don’t know how 2 pathologists can, see different things when it comes to something like that but then again I found it strange how it grew so slow if it was cribifrom so maybe I got lucky. As far as the lymph nodes they dont exactly just take out lymph nodes they take out ghe fatty tissues arounf the prostate that happens to be where lymph nodes are so they look at the fat and they see how many lymph nodes are in there. Sometimes there could be six sometimes there could be sometimes there could be two sometimes there could be only one , and there was only one was with mine interesting ..so now i hope for the best …i have done my part and the miracle workers have done theirs …..its up the man upstairs mo more questions no more worrying ….nothing more i can do except change my diet ..which i will …
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