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Biomarker Use in Patients on Active Surveillance

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Benjamin H. Lowentritt, MD, FACS,Brian Richardson, MD

The panel explores the role of biomarkers in monitoring disease progression for prostate cancer patients on active surveillance, discussing how these tests aid in detecting changes that may warrant intervention.

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