
Opinion|Videos|June 3, 2025
Using Ultrasensitive PSA Assays in Routine Practice
Author(s)Neal Shore, MD, FACS
Explore the potential of ultra-low PSA testing in managing metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer, balancing accessibility and cost considerations.
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Episodes in this series

Practical Considerations for Ultrasensitive PSA Testing
Key Themes:
- Feasibility of implementing ultrasensitive PSA assays in community practice
- Logistical challenges including cost and standardization
- Clinical interpretation considerations
Expert Insights:
- Dr Shore addressed the practicality of using ultrasensitive PSA assays in routine clinical practice.
The discussion covered pros and cons, cost implications, assay standardization challenges, and the nuances of clinical interpretation.
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