Ans. is 'a' i.e., Radical prostatectomy Treatment plan for Ca prostateA. T1 a disease# These tumors found incidentally at TURP is by the definition low volume (< 5%) and usually well differentiated and associated with very slow growth rate.# They are managed by active survelliance (regular follow up is done by DRE & PSA), considering treatment if there is disease progression.B. Tib, T1c & T2 disease# Management depends on patient's age, life expectancy, performance status, and patient's preferences# In younger, fitter men (< 70 yrs), ds. may be treated by radical prostatectomy or radical radiotherapy.# Watchful waiting is an option for elderly with low life expectancy (<10 yrs). Even younger patients may choose watchful waiting when counselled about risk versus benefit.C. Advanced ds (T3, T4 or any metastasis)# Only palliative tit is the option1. Androgen ablation is the first line therapy# it can be achieved bya) Orchiectomyorb) Drugs (medical castration)2. Palliative radiotherapy