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
Prostate cancer has come back: what do castration-sensitive and castration-resistant really mean? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Many men come to see me after prostate cancer treatment worried about prostate cancer recurrence, often because their PSA has
High PSA? Don’t panic. Here’s exactly what happens next | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Many men with a high PSA in Melbourne come to see me worried that the blood test has already diagnosed
Has prostate cancer treatment moved faster than clinical trials? What PEACE-3 taught me | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Many of my patients have asked for simpler explanations of prostate cancer studies and, more importantly, how those studies actually
My PSA increased from 11 to 13. Should I be worried? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Many of my patients have asked for simpler explanations of cancer tests and what the numbers in their reports actually
Medical oncology and the changing landscape of high-risk prostate cancer | Dr Dilanka De Silva
High-risk prostate cancer care is changing. Treatment decisions increasingly consider not only where the cancer is located, but also how
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.