Melanoma: The most dangerous form of skin cancer, a malignancy of the melanocyte, the cell that produces pigment in the skin.
Statistically, the probability of having a prostate cancer present with a PSA of between 4 and 10 is around 22 per cent. Once the PSA level rises above 10, the probability goes up to the order of 64 per cent.
Question: What happens if my biopsy results for prostate cancer come back negative/positive? Answer: After the biopsy, there are several different answers the urologist may have. One of these answers is the presence of cancer and typically, discussion would need to be undertaken to discuss the various treatment options and if treatment is necessary.