Actor and filmmaker Dennis Hopper has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, the common male reproductive malignancy.

His manager, Sam Maydew tells CNN that Hopper, 73, is being treated at the University of Southern California, no other details were released.
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Diagnosis
Although the DRE and PSA tests cannot diagnose prostate cancer, they can signal the need for a biopsy to examine the prostate cells and determine whether they are cancerous. In some men, changes in urinary or sexual function lead to a full evaluation by the doctor, and, if prostate cancer is suspected, a biopsy will be performed.

The Biopsy
During a biopsy, needles are inserted into the prostate to take small samples of tissue, often under the guidance of ultrasound imaging. The biopsy procedure may cause some discomfort or pain, but the procedure is short, and can usually be performed without an overnight hospital stay.
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