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Neurologic complications of patients with small cell prostate carcinoma. Report of two cases

Background. Primary small cell carcinoma arising in organs other than the lung were thought to be relatively rare. However, with the increasing technical sophistication of pathology departments, tumors with foci of small cell neuroendocrine components are being identified more frequently. The pattern of disease involvement and optimal treatment have yet to be defined.