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Q. In prostatic adenocarcinoma, there is increased total PSA, with decrease fraction of free PSA. Can anybody pls explain why decrease fraction of freePSA?Any relation between total and free PSA?(From: FA, prostatic adenocarcinoma under reproductive pathology)
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The way I remember: If you've got a malignant disease, you're BOUND to your bed. If you've got a benign disease, you're FREE to move around. (A friend of mine told me this - pretty handy) |
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Thanks Rooney Hatrick. Now, got it.
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