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Data showed that 87.8% of treated patients and 96.1% of patients who completed the study achieved normal 24-hour mean plasma testosterone values (222 to 800 ng/dL) at 90-day follow-up.
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Analysis supports use of prostate cancer agent in chemo-naive men
May 24th 2013Data from a third planned interim analysis of a phase III trial are consistent with earlier results supporting the efficacy and safety of abiraterone acetate (Zytiga) as a treatment for chemotherapy-naïve men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.
Reduced OR, laser time observed with newer PVP system
May 24th 2013The new-generation GreenLight XPS-180W laser system (American Medical Systems, Minnetonka, MN) achieved an improved rate of tissue vaporization and overall efficacy in patients with BPH compared to an earlier generation laser, according to results of a recent multicenter study.
Robotic, open radical prostatectomy outcomes comparable in high-risk prostate cancer patients
May 22nd 2013Robot-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy in patients with intermediate- or high-risk cancers achieves outcomes similar to those seen with the open procedure, say researchers from Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN.
Secondary radiation therapy does not negatively impact continence
May 22nd 2013The clinical advantages of adjuvant or salvage radiation therapy in patients treated for prostate cancer by radical prostatectomy is currently a much-debated issue and is frequently decided for the individual patient. New evidence, however, seems to indicate that secondary radiation therapy (RT) does not negatively affect urinary continence.
Genetic test predicts prostate cancer recurrence
May 20th 2013A new study has confirmed that a genetic test that measures cell cycle progression (CCP) can be a useful tool for predicting which patients will have prostate cancer recurrence, especially when combined with existing information from laboratory and pathology tests.
AUA 2013: ‘Lift’ procedure shows durable improvement in LUTS
May 7th 2013Men with symptomatic BPH had statistically significant, durable improvement in lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) following an office-based, minimally invasive prostatic urethral lift procedure, results of a pivotal randomized trial showed.
AUA 2013: AUA guide takes tailored approach to PCa screening
May 4th 2013The AUA has released a PSA-focused, evidence-based guideline on early detection of prostate cancer that is intended to assist the urologist in advising an average-risk, asymptomatic man about prostate cancer screening, said H. Ballentine Carter, MD.
Anterior sampling may be safe alternative for prostate biopsy
April 23rd 2013Transrectal anterior zone sampling of the prostate may be a viable alternative to transperineal template biopsies in patients with negative previous biopsies and with rising PSA or persistently elevated PSA, researchers from the United Kingdom report.
Prostate cancer active surveillance criteria may need to be stratified by race
April 23rd 2013African-American men eligible for active surveillance have a higher risk of advanced cancer on final surgical pathology compared to Caucasian men, suggesting the need for more stringent criteria for active surveillance for African-American men, according to a recently published study.