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Tests disclosed cancer, but doctors the opportunity to inform the patient fails to

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Male patients tend to possess a scant knowledge of prostate cancer, their own risk for the cancer, and the ways in which they can figure out if they have prostate cancer. Many men have minimal, if any, knowledge of the merit of screening for prostate cancer or of the recommendations for when they should start testing, how frequently to screen, and the meaning of screening test results. They simply put their faith in their doctor to tell them what they should do to remain healthy. Delayed diagnosis of prostate cancer examples are all too common. A common type of medical mistake that is at the root of these cases arises when the male patient’s family doctor (1) screens the patient for prostate cancer by monitoring the amount of PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) in his bloodstream, (2) discovers that the patient has a high PSA level, but (3) neither informs the patient of abnormal results (and what they suggest) nor orders diagnostic tests, for example a biopsy, to exclude prostate cancer. The claim below is an example of this problem. In this reported lawsuit a male patient discovered he had prostate cancer after he followed up when advised by his internist [...]

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