Clinical Case Study Reproductive System: 1. What is carcinoma? What do you suppose is the primary source of the secondary carcinoma lesions in his skull and spine? 2. On what basis did you come to this conclusion? 3. What other tests might be of some diagnostic help here? 4. What type of therapy do you predict Mr. Heyden will be given to treat his carcinoma? Why? Clinical Case StudyReproductive SystemWe are back to look in on Mr. Heyden today. Sincewe last saw him (Chapter 25), he has had an X rayto determine the cause of his back pain, and hisblood test results have come in. According to thenote recorded at radiology: X irradiation of skeletondisplays numerous carcinomatous metastases in hisskull and lumbar vertebrae. The hematology note ofinterest here reads: PSA levels abnormally high.

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Clinical Case Study Reproductive System: 1. What is carcinoma? What do you suppose is the primary source of the secondary carcinoma lesions in his skull and spine? 2. On what basis did you come to this conclusion? 3. What other tests might be of some diagnostic help here? 4. What type of therapy do you predict Mr. Heyden will be given to treat his carcinoma? Why?

Clinical Case Study
Reproductive System
We are back to look in on Mr. Heyden today. Since
we last saw him (Chapter 25), he has had an X ray
to determine the cause of his back pain, and his
blood test results have come in. According to the
note recorded at radiology: X irradiation of skeleton
displays numerous carcinomatous metastases in his
skull and lumbar vertebrae. The hematology note of
interest here reads: PSA levels abnormally high.

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