Lymph node involvement in prostate cancer after laparoscopic pelvic lymph node dissectionIntroduction Despite current use of MRI for lymph node staging in patients with prostate cancer (PCa), extended pelvic ly
Pelvic lymph node involvement is an adverse prognostic factor in clinically localized prostate cancer, and a knowledge of nodal status is important for patient management. Whereas nodal disease has been widely regarded as incurable, evidence is now accumulating that some men with lymph node involvement...
Objective. When diagnosing lymph node involvement in prostate cancer (PC), the available imaging techniques are considered to be of doubtful value but are still in common use in many institutions because of a lack of better alternatives. To help us choose between methods while we wait for ...
Clinical implementation of dynamic and step-and-shoot IMRT to treat prostate cancer with high risk of pelvic lymph node involvement. Radiother Oncol. 2004;70:1-10.Adams EJ, Convery DJ, Cosgrove VP, McNair HA, Staffurth JN, Vaarkamp J, Nutting CM, Warrington AP, Webb S, Balyckyi J, ...
Nearly one-third of patients with prostate cancer (PCa) experience biochemical recurrence (BCR) after primary definitive treatment. BCR increases the risk of distant metastasis and mortality in patients with prognostically unfavorable features. These patients are best managed with a tailored treatment str...
The management of prostate cancer patients with a significant risk of pelvic lymph node involvement is controversial. Both whole pelvis radiotherapy and dose escalation to the prostate have been linked to improved outcome in such patients, but it is unclear whether conventional whole pelvis doses of...
Prostate cancer is one of the more heterogeneous tumour types. In recent years, with the rapid development of single-cell sequencing and spatial transcriptome technologies, researchers have gained a more intuitive and comprehensive understanding of the h
A man, aged 61 years, with a history of hypogonadism and family history of cancer experienced persistent urinary difficulties with no visible prostate abnormalities. Laboratory testing and diagnostic imaging revealed a primary lesion in the prostate with lymph node involvement and multiple bone metastases...
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Lymph node staging in clinically localized prostate cancer Pelvic lymph node involvement is an adverse prognostic factor in clinically localized prostate cancer, and a knowledge of nodal status is important for pat... CC Parker,J Husband,DP Dearnaley - 《Prostate Cancer & Prostatic Diseases》 被引...