June 12, 2010 by Jim Tucker
URO TODAY: You’re a “low risk” prostate cancer patient – what treatment do you choose?
A panel of three doctors – expert in active surveillance, surgery and radio therapy – look at a 62-year-old with Gleason 6, 2/12 positive biopsy samples, small volume, PSA 0.09 and good sexual function. READ MORE>
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