Prostate Cancer

My MRI was normal, but my PSA is still high. Should I have another MRI? | Dr Dilanka De Silva

An elevated PSA after a normal MRI can be reassuring and confusing at the same time. A previous MRI may

Rising PSA after prostate cancer treatment can be worrying, especially when a PSMA PET scan is negative. The next step

Who this is for High-risk localised prostate cancer means prostate cancer has not spread to distant organs, but still has

Who this is for Men who have been newly diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer, particularly those found to carry a

Who this is for Metastatic prostate cancer does not behave the same way in every man. This article is for

Who this is for PSMA PET prostate cancer imaging can sometimes find cancer that CT scans and bone scans miss.

Who this is for Lymph node-positive prostate cancer means prostate cancer has reached nearby lymph nodes, but this does not

Who this is for Prostate cancer treatment in Melbourne has changed significantly over the last decade. If you have recently

Who should read this? 1. Importance of early tumor testing (somatic) 2. People with newly diagnosed metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer

Starting hormone therapy can feel overwhelming, especially when you are presented with different injection options and unfamiliar drug names. The