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The Imaging Advancement: PSMA PET Scan for Tracking Prostate Cancer Spread

The PSMA PET Scan is changing the way doctors decide what treatments to recommend for prostate cancer. Accurate assessment of a cancer spread is essential. Until now, physicians estimated the …

Elevated / High Risk / Intermediate Risk / Low Risk / Newly Diagnosed / Prostate Cancer / Stages

Multiparametric MRI and Color Doppler Ultrasound

For decades the random 12-core biopsy has been the mainstay for diagnosing prostate cancer.  Unfortunately, there is a slew of problems that comes with random biopsy, including misdiagnosis, infection, and …

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PROSTATE PROS Episode 4: Six, Not a Bad Score

Listen: https://soundcloud.com/prostate-oncology/six-not-a-bad-score “There’s rapid progress ongoing in the prostate cancer world and new treatments are being developed all the time.  One of the major advantages of active surveillance is postponing …

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PROSTATE PROS Episode 3: The Beat on Big Prostates

Listen: https://soundcloud.com/prostate-oncology/the-beat-on-big-prostates “BPH is an incredibly common thing as men get older. There’s so much confusion since everything is related to the prostate and many men don’t even know what …

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Active Surveillance

BY MARK SCHOLZ,MD A Cancer that Can be Watched If someone tells you your cancer can be watched instead of treated, your initial reaction might be that they have no …

Elevated / Newly Diagnosed / Prostate Cancer / Undiagnosed

Avoid Random Biopsy: PSA Screening Flowchart

Elevated PSA does not point specifically to prostate cancer; it is only an indication that further investigation is necessary.  Each year one million men are biopsied when they do not …

Elevated / Prostate Cancer

Stay Away from Random Prostate Biopsy

BY MARK SCHOLZ, MD The Limitations of PSA  PSA is nonspecific.  Meaning it doesn’t distinguish between the harmless, low-grade type of prostate cancer that can be watched and the higher-grade …

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Prostate Vanguard E001: Why Prostate Imaging?

Why do we have scans all of a sudden as of 2013 for prostate cancer? We’ve had mammograms for years, we’ve had chest CTs for lung cancer – the problem …

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Elevated / Newly Diagnosed

What is a Prostate Vanguard?

Prostate Oncology Specialists in Marina del Rey, CA is leading a movement to help men learn that they have options for their prostate cancer — Dr. Mark Scholz discusses this …

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