Prostatic gland cryoablation (PGC) is a recently developed procedure for treatment of localized prostatic cancer. We report an unusual case of cancer regression following PGC, with retrograde colonization by a diffusely metastazing gastric adenocarcinoma. Thi case confirms that PGC is an important tool in the management of prostatic tumor and that it may be also considered in the tratment of locally invasive (pT3, C) disease.
Retrograde prostate colonization by metastatic gastric cancer following cryoablation for pT3 prostatic carcinoma / Lugnani, F., Falconieri, G., Zanconati, F.. - STAMPA. - (1995), pp. 45-45. (9th World Congress of Cryosyrgery:Meeting of Commission C1 of the International Institute of Refrigeration Parigi May 31-June 3 1995).
Retrograde prostate colonization by metastatic gastric cancer following cryoablation for pT3 prostatic carcinoma
ZANCONATI, FABRIZIO
1995-01-01
Abstract
Prostatic gland cryoablation (PGC) is a recently developed procedure for treatment of localized prostatic cancer. We report an unusual case of cancer regression following PGC, with retrograde colonization by a diffusely metastazing gastric adenocarcinoma. Thi case confirms that PGC is an important tool in the management of prostatic tumor and that it may be also considered in the tratment of locally invasive (pT3, C) disease.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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