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Surgery The main type of surgery for prostate cancer is a radical prostatectomy, where the surgeon removes the entire prostate gland and some surrounding tissue, including the seminal vesicles.2Radiation Radiation therapy uses high-powered energy to destroy cancer cells and can be delivered in ...
High-risk localized prostate cancer often requires multimodal therapy because of local disease extension and the presence of micrometastases. • Androgen deprivation therapy improves the results of radiation and surgery in select cases. • Current studies are focused on adjuvant chemotherapy and biologi...
Radiation Radiation therapy is appropriate for the primary treatment of localized prostate cancer, and secondary treatment for cancer recurring within the region of the prostate. These therapies are typically reserved for patients who are not candidates for surgery, or who do not wish to have surgery...
Conclusion ART is better than SRT in terms of bRFS and OS, particularly for more aggressive cases, advanced T stage and higher Gleason Score. Postoperative prostate cancer radiotherapy should be applied as soon as possible after surgery. The use of modern techniques such as VMAT–IGRT significantl...
your cancer cells likely aren't growing or spreading. This means you don't need surgery or radiation therapy that can cause side effects and impact your quality of life. On the other hand, if you have high-grade cancer cells, you may need surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and hormo...
Your doctor may also prescribe a combination of these drugs. If medication does not relieve the symptoms, surgery may be required. Prostate cancer treatment Prostate cancer treatment is more complex. When creating aprostate cancer treatmentplan, your doctor will consider your age, overall health, an...
Johnny needs to treat his prostate cancer that had spread to the bones. From the information in the medical bills above, do you think he was adequately treated? Do you think he really needs to be admitted into the hospital just to receive 5 times radiation and swallow some cancer pills?
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