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Metastatic prostate cancer presenting as a rapidly increasing gluteal muscle mass at an intramuscular injection site
Prostate cancer is the second commonest male cancer globally. However, diagnosis may be delayed or missed due to atypical presentations such as metastases to unusual sites. The axial skeleton, lymph nodes, and viscera are the common sites for prostate cancer metastasis with skeletal muscles being un...
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