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Re: Mayo Clinic - Florida Opinion

I met with Sylvester surgeon yesterday. He is willing to do either retropubic (open) or da Vinci surgery. He does feel that because of my prior abdominal surgery and weight he could run into problems with da Vinci.

I feel I am better with open surgery as I don't want a da Vinci surgery aborted because of prior scarring.

However, I am reading surgical margins are a bigger problem with open surgery.

Any suggestions for me as I will have to make a decision on Wednesday.

Thanks,
Bobby Mac

Re: Mayo Clinic - Florida Opinion

Biopsy slides examined by U of Miami Health - Gleason 7 (4+3) as opposed to a Gleason 8 from the first lab.

I am having surgery with UMHC on 4/20/16.

True staging will follow surgery.

Bobby Mac

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