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I assume that the pelvic collections were due to a combination of tissue necrosis plus infected urine and that the infection led to erosion of the pubis, although direct thermal injury could also have been responsible. As far as what to do with the…
Thanks...I understand the palliative nature of all potential surgical interventions. The intent certainly would be to eliminate the source of infection and allow for improved voiding. The patient is going for a followup pelvic CT today, which should…
I have incomplete information and have not examined this man, but given those limitations, I think that a debriding TURP may be the first step. TURP is safe, easy and does not preclude more aggressive action later if desired. Salvage RP (I do salvag…
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2) I have never seen this patient, examined his records, or even spoken with him. My thoughts are based on very limited insights. There…
He probably could tolerate surgery, but remember -- he's been treated for his prostatitis and has 2 infected pelvic fluid collections as well as septic arthritis of his pubis, so the sources of infection are likely more than just (possibly) his pros…
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I have not seen a situation like this. The closest I've come is a salvage LRP for treatment failure. Given the severity of the complication and the severity of the potential complications if it is not controlled now (sepsis, organ failure, de…
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- At 9:31am on May 16, 2008,
David W. Lazan, MD said…
- Ha! Sounds OK to me -- We'll find ourselves an industry rep and get a dinner meeting! I'm heading out in the afternoon tomorrow (Sat) for a seminar in the afternoon and evening, and signed on for some other dinner on Monday night already.
- At 8:15am on May 16, 2008,
Arnon Krongrad, MD said…
- Good. We'll have our own alumni meeting: The New Prostate Cancer InfoLink urologist meeting.
By the way, I am sure everyone would love to see your face and know you the way that I do. Do you have a photo of yourself as a doctor (scrubs, lab coat)?
- At 7:37am on May 16, 2008,
- David, are you going to the AUA meeting?
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