Presentation
Pelvic pain and mass feeling.
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Locally invasive prostate adenocarcinoma
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Patchy ill-defined subpleural ground glass opacities are seen at both lung bases suggestive for COVID-19 pneumonia.
Case Discussion
Pelvic mass with local invasion; pathology proven prostate adenocarcinoma; with regional lymphadenopathies.
Prostate cancer can spread by local invasion (typically into the bladder and seminal vesicles; urethral and rectal involvement are rare), lymphatic spread (pelvic nodes first followed by para-aortic and inguinal nodes), or by hematogenous metastases.
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