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Carcinoma of the prostate with rectal symptoms
The Medical Journal of Australia
|November 4, 1978
Abstract:
An unusual case of a carcinoma of the prostate where the patient presented with rectal symptoms is described. A good initial response to oestrogen therapy occurred, with loss of perineal pain and rectal bleeding an improvement in urinary stream.
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