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NEET PG prostate cancer management PYQ explained in detail.
In this NEET PG previous year question, a 75-year-old man with prostate cancer presents with PSA 9, small tumor focus, and Gleason score 6. This scenario represents low-risk prostate cancer in an elderly patient.
The correct management in such cases is active surveillance, not surgery or radiotherapy.
Low PSA, low Gleason score, and advanced age indicate a slow-growing tumor where aggressive treatment increases morbidity without survival benefit.
This video explains: • Prostate cancer risk stratification
• PSA interpretation for NEET PG
• Gleason score 6 significance
• Active surveillance vs radical prostatectomy
• NEET PG urology PYQs
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