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May 19, 2026Navis AI

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However, I can see from your OpenCancer profile that you've been asking about:

📋 Your Recent Surgery & Pathology:

  • Da Vinci robot-assisted radical prostatectomy ([date removed])
  • Questions about Greek text in your pathology report (findings at the apex of the prostate)
  • Your urologist confirmed he has photos/imaging from your case

Here's what I suggest:

✅ If you remember the specific questions, just ask them again — I'm ready to help interpret your pathology findings and explain what those Greek medical terms mean

✅ If you have your pathology report handy, upload it as a PDF or image and I can:

  • Translate the medical terminology
  • Explain what the findings mean
  • Help you prepare questions for your urologist about next steps

✅ Common post-surgery concerns I can address:

  • Understanding your pathology staging (Gleason score, margins, etc.)
  • What findings mean for follow-up care
  • PSA monitoring after prostatectomy
  • Questions to ask about surveillance vs. additional treatment

What would help most right now? Do you want to:

  1. Re-ask your pathology questions?
  2. Upload your report so I can review it fresh?
  3. Discuss something new about your recovery or follow-up care?

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