Benign: Pathologists differ as to whether it's even possible to tell whether the inflammation on biopsy is significant, and the hyperplasia that may cause obstruction is a clinical, not a pathologist's diagnosis. Glad it was benign.
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Prostate: There appears to be no cancer based on the biopsy, which is good. Prostatitis refers to an inflammation of the prostate tissue. Modular hyperplasia i think is a typo for nodular which refers to benign prostate hypertrophy, a condition that occurs usually in men after 50 but occasionally as early as 40s. You may read about it elsewhere.
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