Receiving a prostate cancer diagnosis triggers an immediate reaction to seek prompt removal of the tumor. However, for a select…
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Read More →In recent years, “focal therapy”—which includes High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU), cryotherapy, photodynamic therapy, and irreversible electroporation (NanoKnife)—has been widely marketed…
Read More →For men undergoing radical prostatectomy, achieving a complete cancer cure is the primary objective. However, long-term quality of life—specifically the…
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Read More →Among the primary concerns facing men diagnosed with localized prostate cancer, the fear of chronic urinary incontinence is paramount. The…
Read More →A prostate cancer diagnosis in a man in his late 60s, 70s, or early 80s was historically met with a…
Read More →Discovering that your prostate cancer has returned or persisted after undergoing initial radiation therapy, proton beam treatment, brachytherapy (seeds), or…
Read More →A rising Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) level following primary treatment—known clinically as biochemical recurrence—is a deeply anxious moment for any patient.…
Read More →Receiving a prostate cancer diagnosis is daunting, but learning that your pathology report shows a High-Gleason score (Gleason 8, 9,…
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