… their morphological features and their clinical significance, to manage patients appropriately.
… features and the clinical significance of unusual histological variants of prostatic carcinoma. …

… The goals of this review are to present the diagnostic pathological features of these variants
of prostatic carcinoma and to highlight their clinical significance as compared with usual …

… However, the appearance of lung metastases in this study, during the course of prostatic
carcinoma, was not dependent on the initial clinical staging of the primary tumor. The size of the …

… prostatic carcinoma, particularly the finding that the histologic incidence far outweighs the
clinical significance… in the detection of prostatic carcinoma. Because of the idiosyncrasies of …

… prostate carcinomas that are hypoechoic or isoechoic on transrectal ultrasound, and compare
those prostate carcinomas … examines the clinical significance of those carcinomas missed …

… In conclusion, this study of a large group of patients with clinically localized prostatic carcinoma
who underwent radical prostatectomy found no evidence of an independent relationship …

… sum ≤ 6, the presence of prostate carcinoma in fewer than 3 of the 6 cores … clinically detected
prostate carcinoma, such that the vast majority of newly diagnosed patients have clinically …

… if contemplating a prostate sparing procedure. The high incidence of pTCC and clinically
significant adenocarcinoma of the prostate mandate very stringent criteria for prostate sparing …

… evaluating the extent of a prostatic neoplasm. We believe that a … fined to the prostate and thus
does not have clinical significance. … outside the prostate and may have clinical significance. …

… Nevertheless the majority probably did not have clinically significant carcinoma. It has been
widely reported that a high percentage of patients with BPH have elevated serum PSA. For …