prostate biopsy letting cancer out of the prostate

heres an intresting topic that doesnt seem to get alot of thought in new dx, what are the odds of a biopsy letting the cancer get out of the prostate as the needle leave the body? i personally dont have alot of in fo on this ,however together ,maybe we can come up with some intresting facts,is ther a more accurate way to dx the diases with out  tghe biopsy?          thanks ...dirt

I thought about this very subject/possibility . . . following my biopsy, not before (probably like most of us).  I suffered the ill effects of sepsis - and partial septic shock following my biopsy which resulted in some touch and go condition for several days when I was hospitalized.  I thought that if bacteria could cause the sepsis certainly some cancer might leak from the prostate punctures.  I don't know enough about medicine or science to venture a guess as to the possibilities of that happening - and in all of my reading on Prostate Cancer I've not seen this possibility seriously raised, though maybe I've missed mention of it.  I was wondering, also, if the seemingly universal recommendation from Urologists that prostate surgery be undertaken within six-weeks of the positive biopsy results and diagnosis of cancer is in any way tied to a fear of or risk of that cancer spreading if too much time passes without action.  The scientists are the ones who we'll have to take our lead from, but, like so many other areas of research, unanimity of viewpoint isn't easily reached.  Thanks for mentioning this issue.

I don't really know this one. I can see it as possible. For me the door was wide open anyway...

Tony