Fakultas Kedokteran Univ. Hasanuddin Makassar 2022 Roehrborn CG. Int J Impot Res 2008;20[Suppl. 3]:S11–8. Benign Malignant INTRODUCTION Clinical manifestation (1) • No symptoms (was detected during annual check up or screening due to familial history of prostate cancer)
• Abnormality on DRE: - hard consistency - uneven surface - nodule - asymetrical enlargment
• Abnormality on trans-rectal ultrasonography (TRUS):
- hypo- or hyper-echoic lesion - Hypervascularisation (Doppler) Diagrams of hyperplastic prostatic tissue obstructing the prostatic urethra forming “lobes.” A, Isolated middle lobe enlargement. B, Isolated lateral lobe enlargement. C, Lateral and middle lobe enlargement. D, Posterior commissural hyperplasia (median bar)
Roehrborn CG.Int J Impot Res 2008;20[Suppl. 3]: S11–8.
ULTRASOUND OF THE PROSTATE (TAUS) ULTRASOUND OF THE PROSTATE (TRUS) Laboratory • Complete blood count • Ureum and creatinine • Urinalysis • PSA (prostate spesific antigen) WHEN TO DO BIOPSY • DRE finding susp malignancy : hard consitency, irregularity, nodul, assymetric • Ultrasonography finding : prostate calsification, inhomogen • PSA > 4 ng/dl TRUS - Biopsy Prostate cancer in Asia: Treatment modalities
As stated in guidelines from many
institutions/organizations worldwide including from Asia, treatment options for prostate cancer were depend on several factors Treatment option Consideration Factors