Radical prostatectomy for stage 4 prostate cancer

Radical surgery for prostate cancer stage 4: Surgery is the only way to cure prostate cancer. Whether it can be cured depends on whether it can be diagnosed and treated early. So how to treat prostate cancer surgically? Let's take a look at the detailed introduction below, I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

(1) Stage A: If the tumor is localized, well-differentiated, and has a simple cell type, follow-up observation is possible without surgery. If the level of biological activity of the cells is high, young patients tend to undergo retropubic prostatectomy.
(2) Stage B: Radical prostatectomy should be performed as soon as possible because the cure rate of surgery is twice that of non-surgical treatment.
(3) Stage C: For stage C lesions that have no evidence of metastasis and extend beyond the prostate capsule, especially well-differentiated tumors, surgery should be performed to remove the primary lesion. Surgery can improve the patient's quality of life and reduce complications of local recurrence. If the tumor has invaded the membranous urethra or has extended beyond the seminal vesicle and adhered to nearby tissues, surgery is contraindicated.
(4) Stage D: In principle, surgery is contraindicated. However, if the tumor is of low grade and the local lesion can be removed, surgery may be considered.