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    Metastatic Prostate Adenocarcinoma withTMPRSS2-ERG Fusion and MSI-High Immunogenic Profile

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    Clinical History & Chronological Summary:
    • Diagnosis: 70-year-old male with metastatic prostate 
    adenocarcinoma (T3bN3M1), Gleason 9 (5+4), with 
    seminal vesicle invasion, bladder wall infiltration, 
    and necrotic pelvic lymph nodes.
    • Imaging: PET-CT revealed prostatomegaly with 
    locally invasive lesion. 
    • Histopathology: TURP chips and urethral polyp 
    biopsy confirmed poorly differentiated 
    adenocarcinoma, IHC positive for PSA, AMACR, 
    NKX3.1.
    • Treatment: Initiated Degarelix and Denosumab 
    (X-Geva).
    • Further evaluation: Comprehensive molecular 
    profiling (OncoIndx Prime) performed on FFPE tissue 
    and plasma cfDNA/RNA to guide targeted treatment 
    options.
    Clinical Challenges:
    • Aggressive disease biology with high Gleason grade 
    and local invasion.
    • Therapeutic resistance was expected due to strong AR 
    signaling from TMPRSS2-ERG fusion and FOXA1 
    overexpression.
    • Dual molecular phenotype (MSI-High, PD-L1 positive) 
    creating uncertainty in therapy sequencing.
    • Variants of uncertain significance (CHD4, SMARCA4, 
    DICER1) complicated interpretation

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