
|Videos|March 17, 2020
PCa focal therapy: Who are the best candidates?
In this video, Scott Eggener, MD, outlines which patients are the best candidates for focal therapy for prostate cancer, and discusses the differences in follow-up for patients treated with focal therapy compared with those undergoing active surveillance.
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In this video, Scott Eggener, MD, of the University of Chicago, outlines which patients are the best candidates for focal therapy for prostate cancer, and discusses the differences in follow-up for patients treated with focal therapy compared with those undergoing active surveillance.
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