Dr. Stephen Scionti is the most experienced HIFU physician in the U.S. using the alternative prostate cancer treatment for customized treatment.
Limitations include the inability to stage or grade the cancer(s) accurately, suboptimal imaging capabilities, uncertainty regarding the natural history of untreated cancer foci, challenges with post-treatment monitoring, and the lack of QOL data compared with alternative treatment strategies. Early clinic...
Dr. Stephen Scionti is the most experienced HIFU physician in the U.S. using the alternative prostate cancer treatment for customized treatment.
BackgroundThe 2 primary therapeutic interventions for localized prostate cancer are delivered by different types of physicians, urologists, and radiation
Partial gland cryoablation freezes and destroys only the cancerous part of the prostate, instead of removing or treating the entire gland. The approach eliminates cancer cells while minimizing damage to vital areas, resulting in fewer side effects than surgery or radiation and o...
Department of Surgery, Cancer Research Building, Washington University in St Louis, 660 Euclid Ave., St Louis, MO, 63110, USA Thanh Nguyen, Dhivya Sridaran, Surbhi Chouhan, Audrey Wilson, Kiran Mahajan & Nupam P. Mahajan Department of Urology, Cancer Research Building, Washington University in...
<div p-id="p-0001">The present application provides a method for predicting clinical prognosis for a human subject diagnosed with prostate cancer, comprising: detecting an expression level of a marker
Like prostate cancer, it is of unknown etiologybut may be related to changes in the hormonal balance associatedwith aging [16]. Surgery is the definitive therapy for this condition,and the preferred operation has historically been the transurethralresection of the prostate (TURP). BPH...
Dr. Stephen Scionti is the most experienced HIFU physician in the U.S. using the alternative prostate cancer treatment for customized treatment.
Prostate cancer (PCa) progression is twice as aggressive and more than twice as morbid in African American (AA) men compared to European American (EA) men, yet the specific biochemical basis underlying this disparity remains unknown [1]. While environmental and socioeconomic factors such as diet...