Problem: The prostate was dissected posteriorly off the bladder neck using sharp and blunt dissection. The seminal vesicles were then approached anteriorly, as was the ampulla of the vas. Each was cross-clamped and ligated. Final hemostasis was achieved at this point with the prostate removed. We everted the urothelium and closed the bladder neck slightly. We then brought the sutures concomitantly from inside to out, at 2, 10, 4, and 8 o'clock. An 18-silicone catheter was placed in the bladder, and the sutures were tied down. Hemovac drains were placed, and the wound was closed with a double-stranded running nylon. Skin clips were placed, and the drains were secured. He tolerated the procedure well overall. PATHOLOGY REPORT LATER INDICATED: Adenocarcinoma neoplasm, prostate, benign lymph nodes What CPT code should be applied to this case? Need Assignment Help?