PSA 8.4 with a 120 mL prostate: does this mean prostate cancer? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who is this article for? This article is for men who have urinary symptoms and a high PSA level and […]
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Do you need hormone treatment after prostate cancer surgery? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
An 89-year-old gentleman presented with severe urinary retention. After careful discussion, his surgeon performed a radical prostatectomy. The final pathology
If you had to have a mesothelioma, is peritoneal mesothelioma the one you would choose? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
A 56-year-old woman. Extremely fit. Regular exercise. No recognised occupational asbestos exposure. After returning from a trip to Europe, she
Can denosumab reduce the risk of breast cancer coming back? What every high-risk breast cancer patient should know | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for Denosumab and breast cancer recurrence are often discussed together, but the evidence is not straightforward. This
Is there a “best” type of breast cancer? Why small HER2-positive breast cancer can have an excellent prognosis | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for Small HER2-positive breast cancer can have an excellent prognosis with modern treatment. You have been diagnosed
A new prostate cancer study that may change treatment in the future | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for High-risk localised prostate cancer means prostate cancer has not spread to distant organs, but still has
AMPLITUDE: Should treatment be intensified from the beginning for BRCA2-positive metastatic prostate cancer? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for Men who have been newly diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer, particularly those found to carry a
Why two men with the same metastatic prostate cancer can have very different outcomes? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for Metastatic prostate cancer does not behave the same way in every man. This article is for
Your CT scan was normal. Why did the PSMA PET find cancer? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for PSMA PET prostate cancer imaging can sometimes find cancer that CT scans and bone scans miss.
Prostate cancer with lymph node involvement: why some men may benefit from more treatment at the beginning | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for Lymph node-positive prostate cancer means prostate cancer has reached nearby lymph nodes, but this does not