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== Questions == # Describe the risk classification of clinically localized prostate cancer? # Which patients with clinically localized prostate cancer should undergo staging investigations? # When is a lymph node dissection indicated in patients undergoing radical prostatectomy for clinically localized prostate cancer? # What are the preferred treatment options by risk category in clinically localized prostate cancer? # What are risk factors for reclassification on subsequent biopsy during active surveillance? # Describe the follow-up on patients managed with AS? # What is the management of a symptomatic lymphocele following radical prostatectomy? # What are contraindications to radiotherapy for localized prostate cancer? # What is PSA value is considered treatment success in clinically localized prostate cancer?
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