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"We really have to think beyond just the individual health impact to understand what's underlying these disparities," says Raveen Syan, MD, FPMRS.

“I think this study gives us actual numbers, so we can have a sense of how much time people will take off over time,” says Samuel L. Washington, MD, MAS.

An overview of patient monitoring strategies experts use to establish individualized followup with patients receiving therapy for OAB in the third-line setting.

Focused discussion on effectively communicating expectations for third-line therapies with patients being treated for OAB.

“We looked at the costs of various quantities and strengths of sildenafil citrate [Viagra] and tadalafil [Cialis] from 3 three well-known direct-to-consumer online pharmacies, and we compared them to Cost Plus Drugs, an online pharmacy known for its competitive wholesale pricing,” says Jack Vercnocke, MD.

"It's not just teaching all about prostate cancer; it's real life and how people are experiencing prostate cancer," says David F. Mobley, MD.

"Although there may be some variety in prevalence and severity of disease, what's most striking is when we know a patient has that diagnosis, we have consistently found that minority women are less likely to receive treatments for overactive bladder," says Raveen Syan, MD, FPRMS.

"This is a whole other approach to treating patients with this cancer. If you think about that from the perspective of prostate cancer as a whole, this is a big deal," says Thomas A. Hope, MD.

Dr. Amir H. Lebastchi reviews retrospective data comparing software-based and cognitive-based fusion biopsy approaches, providing valuable insights into the findings.

Amir H. Lebastchi, MD, explores the evolving landscape in the context of fusion-guided prostate biopsy methods.

“The goal of our work, essentially, was to leverage a national population-based cancer registry to comprehensively analyze multiple socioeconomic determinants of racial disparities and survival outcomes among nearly 400,000 patients with renal cell carcinoma,” says Nirmish Singla, MD, MSc.

"We had very high specificities. The specificities amongst the 3 readers ranged from 92% to 96%," says Phillip H. Kuo, MD, PhD, FACR.

“There are always other aspects of care other than that immediate treatment period that's needed,” says Samuel L. Washington III, MD.

"Overall, we found that there was a high detection rate in patients with PSA less than 1 ng/mL," says Ashesh B. Jani, MD, MSEE, FASTRO.

“In the bladder cancer field, there's been a renewed shift on looking at environmental exposures,” says Kyle A. Richards, MD, FACS.

Experts provide their perspective on the advent of third-line therapy in OAB and discuss details in the clinical process of transitioning patients out of the second-line setting.

Panelists identify key goals of therapy when treating OAB and identify resources that may aid in patient education.

Shared insight on strategies used to converse with and educate patients on pharmacologic treatment options for OAB, including the potential for adverse events tied to therapy.

"We'll have to obviously amend this document quickly as these drugs move earlier in the stage of disease," says Thomas A. Hope, MD.

"We're just trying to figure out ways to reduce our readmission rate, ways to reduce complications, and I think this is just a small step in doing that," says Randie White, MD.

“One of the things that the SMSNA does really well is promote, obviously, a lot of important learning, but also a lot of opportunities for networking,” says Matthew Ziegelmann, MD.

“We wound up finding that there was no difference in recurrence, no difference in secondary events, and no difference in our survival end points whether or not you were exposed to Agent Orange,” says Kyle A. Richards, MD, FACS.

“I think one of the most interesting things that we found is that our readmission rate was about 40%,” says Randie White, MD.

“It just gives us another piece of information that we can back up using data,” says Udit Singhal, MD.

In the second interview of the series, Paul Sieber, MD, provides expert insights on the management of adverse effects seen in patients receiving leuprolide for the treatment of advanced/metastatic prostate cancer.

Dr Amir H. Lebastchi delves into the latest advancements and evolving tactics in the field of prostate cancer biopsy and diagnostic procedures.

Amir H. Lebastchi, MD, provides insights into the current prostate cancer landscape, emphasizing the importance of prostate cancer screening and early detection.

“We wanted to look at, is there something to be said for delay in treatment or time to surgery?” says Randie White, MD.

"It's one of the hopes that our colleagues will recommend this book to their patients and their partners, so now they have a knowledgeable patient," says Neil H. Baum, MD.