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One of the unknown factors in the use of high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) for the first-line treatment of prostate cancer is the potential for high-quality, biochemical recurrence-free survival over time. Post-treatment histopathology may offer some insight into the likelihood of good outcomes.
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It is generally believed that prostate cancer in Jamaica is of very high incidence, that it is often diagnosed when patients are older, and that patients tend to have high PSA levels at diagnosis, suggesting more advanced disease.
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