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What is the PSA level that is considered to be indicative of failure after a radical prostatectomy?

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What is the PSA level that is considered to be indicative of failure after a radical prostatectomy?

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Although most doctors believe 0.2 nanograms per milliliter indicates a radical prostatectomy failure, some believe a 0.4 level indicates failure.

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