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Sure. Everyone can. It is extremely rare to have one pathologist state there is no cancer and for another to state that there is indeed prostate cancer. If the area of cancer involvement is small or low grade, getting a second opinion on the pathology results may make sense before moving forward with definitive prostate cancer treatment.
