Nevertheless, because of the adverse prognostic features of his PCa; namely, the high Gleason score, invasion of seminal vesicles, positive surgical margins, and the increase in PSA concentrations postoperatively (before commencement of bicalutamide therapy), on completion of chemotherapy for HL, the patient was also submitted to pelvic irradiation (60 Gy were delivered in 30 fractions to the whole pelvis followed by an 18-Gy boost to the prostatic bed, which required the delivery of eight additional daily fractions). The gene discussed is KLK3; the disease is Hodgkins lymphoma.