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66-year-old with raised PSA

You are asked to see a 66-year-old man referred by his GP with a raised PSA of 12 ng/mL. He is otherwise fit and well.

How would you initially assess and manage this patient?

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Examiner feedback4 / 5 points

✓Recognised need for thorough clinical history and risk factor assessment

✓Correctly prioritised MRI before biopsy

✓MRI was prioritised before biopsy appropriately, though the answer would be stronger with a clearer stepwise structure.

✗Did not mention PSA confounders (infection, prostatitis)

✓The plan stayed calm, sensible, and exam-appropriate without overcommitting before staging investigations.

Focus next: Structure the opening assessment more explicitly and mention PSA confounders before committing to MRI and biopsy.

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66-year-old with raised PSA

You are asked to see a 66-year-old man referred by his GP with a raised PSA of 12 ng/mL. He is otherwise fit and well.

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How would you initially assess and manage this patient?

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