thank you for answering

I am wondering where to get help if any, so I post it here as well;

My dad lives in Moscow, Russia. 75 y.o. otherwise healthy white male.
Avid tourist and hiker. Workaholic.
tells me not to worry - he got the best docs and technology available
there, but from my experience they do not always know how to use the
latest... I was wondering if I could get this reviewed by an
American/Western doc, is it ever possible, how do I go about that,
etc.? perhaps, there are may organisations that fascilitate some kind
of coordination? He tells me he is being treated by some pills:
Casodex, Triptorelin, and may be something else... he tells me he is
considering brachytherapy, but he has not made his mind on all options
offered to him including radical surgery.. I am worried about the
surgery since it's not customary over there to give the patients
doctors' stats and there is no certainty that the supplies and
medicines are genuine - there is a lot copycats and knock-offs of
anything there..

his transcript, my translation may very well be lame at best:

Increase in his PSA was noticed first time in 08/2002: up to 5 ng/ml.
In 03/2003 his PSA was 15 ng/ml.
On 04/13/2003 he had a biopsy done which came out negative on cancer;
general chronic prostatitis.
On 03/25/2004 PSA was 10.3 ng/ml, % free 14%
On 08/09/2004 another biopsy (10-point) came back negative in regards
to cancer with fibrous hyperplasia and chronic prostatitis [my
translation might way off the wall].
09/09/2004 PSA 7.1 ng/ml %free 14%
03/30/2005 PSA 8.0 %free 18%

10/06/2005 PSA 10.1 %free 14%; TRUS (?) [trans-rectal ultrasound] shows

signs of adenoma, volume 74.6 cubic cm; traditional rectal exam by his
doc shows enlarged prostate, elasticity is consistant, no lumps [again,

translation may be off] (the previous TRUS in Sep-Oct 2003 showed 67
cubic cm volume). 10-point biopsy, stuff sent out to Bostwick
Laboratories: Right Lateral Base

Adenocarcinoma (Gleason 3+4=7) involving 30% of the specimen. Gleason
pattern 4 comprises 20% of the cancer. Cancer volume: 0.000785CC (in 1
of 1 core). treatment alteration score: 0 of 6 (nuclear changes: 0 of
3; architectural changes: 0 of 3) Immunostains for basal cell specific
high molecular weight keratin (34BE12), p63 and Racemase support this
diagnosis.

Let me know if I need to collect any other info and thank you in
advance.

( I can upload his transcripts if necessary)