Adenocarcinoma and non‐Hodgkin's lymphoma involving the prostate

Incidental findings in pelvic lymph nodes at radical prostatectomy

“…12 A history of haematological malignancy should be considered as a cause of pelvic lymphadenopathy, especially if nodal enlargement is bilateral. Because the prognosis in such cases is often good, the associated lymphadenopathy should not necessarily prevent radical prostatectomy for gland confined adenocarcinoma.…”

Linfoma Prostático y Revisión de la Literatura

“…El adenocarcinoma de próstata y linfoma no Hodgkin son patologías asociadas a la edad, pero excepcionalmente coinciden en la próstata de un mismo paciente, en una serie de 62 linfomas de próstata, tan sólo se encontraron 8 casos 22 , aparte de esa revisión, sólo se han publicado pequeños casos aislados 17,23,24 .…”

Mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma and concurrent adenocarcinoma of the prostate

“… 10 , 12 – 17 Typically, the patient presents with symptoms of urinary obstruction, and workup for what is presumed to be another prostatic process returns a diagnosis of MALT lymphoma in the resection specimen. 10 , 14 – 16 , 18 Treatment can range from radiation therapy, with external beam to 44 Gy over 22 fractions, 13 to chemotherapy, 16 to transurethral resection alone. 14 , 15 Regardless of the presentation or treatment used, the disease course is typically indolent.…”

“… 11 There is one case report of a prostatic adenocarcinoma and concurrent chronic lymphocytic lymphoma. 18 The patient presented with urinary obstruction, hematuria, and a PSA of 46 ng/mL, and prostatectomy showed disease in both lobes as well as nodes.…”