Radiation OncologyWelz S, Nyazi M, Belka C, Ganswindt U. Surgery vs. Radiotherapy in Localized Prostate Cancer. Which is Best. Radiat Oncol. 2008; 13 (3):3–23.Welz, S., Nyazi, M., Belka, C., and Ganswindt, U. (2008) Surgery vs. radiother- apy in localized prostate cancer. ...
is focused on that single area, most often with surgery or radiation therapy. Treatment of advanced disease, when it has spread, often relies on treatments that can travel all around the body, such as chemotherapy or immunotherapy.
Despite an intense debate over the last decades, there is no agreement today on the treatment of choice for localized prostate cancer. This is mainly due to the absence of large randomized trials comparing radical prostatectomy and radiation-based approa
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BPH is when your prostate grows larger and puts pressure on your urethra. That pressure can cause symptoms like having to pee more often than usual, a weak urine stream, and an urgent need to pee. Treatments for BPH include lifestyle changes, medications, and surgery. ...
- 《Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery British Volume》 被引量: 0发表: 2019年 Treatment of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) Using CT in Combination with a PET Examination to Minimize the Clinical Target Volume of the Mediastinum OBJECTIVE To decrease radiation injury of the esophagus and ...
Radiation therapy may help relieve pain associated with Peyronie's disease. But in some cases, this can make your scar tissue worse. Because of this risk, this isn't often used anymore. Also, other methods can usually relieve your pain better. Surgery Your doctor won't usually recommend ...
Robotic surgery for prostate cancer – an increasingly popular treatment option – is not proven as more effective, yet many patients believe that it is, a new UNSW and Ingham Institute study shows.
Chicago-The traditional PSA cut-point of 4.0 ng/mL for recommending abiopsy to diagnose prostate cancer is controversial, and some researchershave recommended cut-points as low as 2.0 ng/mL. Two separate studies presentedat the AUA annual meeting here have found that cut-points of 2.5 or 2.6...
thought of as hormone-sensitive, so hormone treatment can sometimes be used,” notes Dr. McKay. Radiation therapy is an option for some men who developed BCR after surgery. For those who’ve already received radiation, surgery to partially (or completely) remove the prostate may be an option...