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Category: High Risk

Azure (High-Risk) also contains three subtypes. Low-Azure is Gleason 4+4=8 with all other criteria being favorable—two or less positive biopsy cores, no biopsy core more than 50% involved with cancer, a PSA less than 10 and minimal or no palpable disease (T1c or T2a). Men with Low-Azure can consider having treatment along the lines of what is used for High-Teal. High-Azure is defined by having at least one of the following: A PSA over 40, Gleason 9 or 10, more than 50 percent positive biopsy cores, or cancer that spreads overtly outside the prostate. Basic-Azure falls between the Low and High subtypes. Basic-Azure is managed aggressively with and extended duration of hormonal therapy, seeds and IMRT as is High-Azure, possibly though with the addition of Zytiga and or Taxotere.

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Prostate Biopsy and Alternatives

BY MARK SCHOLZ, MD It seems we have a national passion for prostate biopsies. A million men are biopsied every year. Two hundred thousand of them will be diagnosed with prostate cancer …

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Choosing the Best Prostate Cancer Treatment for You

By Micah Chancey & Mark Scholz, MD Surgery, Radiation, Active Surveillance, or Seed Implant?  Since there are three different risk categories of newly-diagnosed prostate cancer—low, intermediate and high—optimal treatment varies. READ THE FULL …

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When PSA Doubling Time Shows a Prostate Cancer Relapse in Men

BY MARK SCHOLZ, MD One cannot really talk intelligently about prostate cancer without a working knowledge of the PSA blood test.  Most people are familiar with using PSA to diagnose prostate …

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What about Sex after Prostate Surgery?

BY MARK SCHOLZ, MD Only 5-15% of men describe their sexual function as “undiminished” after prostate cancer surgery.[1] And I’ll venture that 0% describe it as improved. If you accept any degree …

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