A Urologist’s Approach to Followup For Patients on ADT And Practice Communication Strategies

David Morris, MD, FACS, shares advice on followup with patients on androgen deprivation therapy for prostate cancer.

EP: 1.Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Men with Prostate Cancer

EP: 2.Examining the Data From Key Clinical Trials, and Practical Strategies

EP: 3.Strategies for Mitigating Cardiovascular Risk

EP: 4.Summary and Case Study

EP: 5.A Medical Oncologist Reflects on a Typical Prostate Cancer Patient

EP: 6.A Urologist Reflects on a Typical Prostate Cancer Patient

EP: 7.A Cardiologist Reflects on a Typical Prostate Cancer Patient

EP: 8.Practice-Related And Provider-Patient Communication Strategies For Prostate Cancer Care

EP: 9.A Cardiologist’s Perspective on Cardiovascular Risk Assessment in Prostate Cancer

EP: 10.A Medical Oncologist’s Perspective on Cardiovascular Risk Assessment in Prostate Cancer

EP: 11.Typical Examinations And Tests For Cardiovascular Risk Assessment in a Cardiology Practice

EP: 12.Typical Examinations And Tests For Cardiovascular Risk Assessment in an Oncology Practice

EP: 13.A Cardiologist’s Recommended Interventions For Cardiovascular Risk Mitigation

EP: 14.A Medical Oncologist’s Recommended Interventions For CV Risk Mitigation

EP: 15.Strategies For Communicating Cardiovascular Risk to Patients Starting on ADT

EP: 16.Considerations For ADT Selection And Patient Education on Treatment-Related AEs

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