UCSD Surgical Pathology Unknowns
A 76 year old male with PSA>10. Here is the core biopsy.
What's your interpretation?
A: Basal cell hyperplasia
B: HGPIN
C: Adenocarcinoma
D: Normal acini
Answer
From other part of the core biopsy, you see this. What's your grading?
Gleason grading
3+3
3+4
4+3
4+4
Answer
Case credit: UCSD Pathology
Author: Wangpan Jackson Shi, MD
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