There have been a number of interesting reports over the past couple of days that are summarized briefly below. They encompass such topics as:
- The validity of the Epstein criteria in predicting clinically indolent prostate cancer
- MRI and MRSI in patient work-up prior to treatment for stage T1c disease
- Contrast-enhanced, color Döppler ultrasound and prostate biopsy
- Gleason scores and cancer “laterality” on biopsy and after surgery
- Accuracy of prediction of “unilateral” prostate cancer, and implications for focal surgery
- Patient age and probability of indolent disease
- Testosterone levels, comorbidities, ADT, and mortality
- A new “prostate mechanical imaging system” … READ MORE …
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