Joseph Pettus, M.D.
Joseph Pettus, M.D.
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Radical Prostatectomy For Prostate Cancer
This clip is a description of radical prostatectomy. Dr. Pettus will discuss the goals of the procedure and the different methods used to achieve them as well as the risks and side effects of radical prostatectomy.
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Видео

Active Surveillance For Prostate Cancer
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.8 лет назад
If you have low risk prostate cancer and you are considering active surveillance, this clip describes the rationale for delaying treatment and how surveillance is done.
Overview of Prostate Cancer Treatment--Active Surveillance or Surgery?
Просмотров 6 тыс.8 лет назад
In this clip, we explore the treatment options for localized prostate cancer. In particular, we discuss active surveillance, or delayed treatment, and radical prostatectomy. For information on radiation as an option, we recommend Dr. Childs' segment on radiotherapy for prostate cancer.
Prostate Cancer Grading and Risk Assessment
Просмотров 134 тыс.8 лет назад
If you have been recently diagnosed with prostate cancer, and you don't understand what your doctor said about the stage of your cancer, this clip explains the staging and Gleason grading systems and how they are used to determine how serious your cancer is.
Prostate Biopsy
Просмотров 7 тыс.8 лет назад
This clip describes the prostate biopsy experience.
Pettus Prostate Cancer
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.8 лет назад
This is a short introduction to prostate cancer. In this clip, we discuss what the prostate does, the risks and causes prostate cancer, and how prostate cancer is diagnosed.
Robot Assisted Radical Prostatectomy
Просмотров 9808 лет назад
This is a robotic assisted radical prostatectomy in its entirety (minus instrument changes and camera wipes). Narrated by Dr. Joseph Pettus

Комментарии

  • @billy-ef6fy
    @billy-ef6fy 2 месяца назад

    Clear, concise.

  • @MichaelR-db2ov
    @MichaelR-db2ov 3 месяца назад

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  • @adamnash412
    @adamnash412 3 месяца назад

    I thank you for lecturing on prostate cáncer. I have an enlarged prostate ' BPH'. I am on treatment. My urine flow is normal. But i am feeling a localized pain in The prostate area everynight when I lie to sleep. What could it be?

  • @robertosso5210
    @robertosso5210 6 месяцев назад

    my psa went down from 1.91 to 1.50 in 2 years

  • @davidshettlesworth1442
    @davidshettlesworth1442 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for this excellent video. Extremely helpful for me as a layperson.

  • @agdw12
    @agdw12 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks for valuable info.

  • @thomzydervelt5152
    @thomzydervelt5152 9 месяцев назад

    It’s safe ? That’s pure misinformation mate . More honest to describe the risks honestly . Secondly to include that only 3 percent of men have a risk of dangerous cancers . And you wonder why people don’t trust medical doctors??

  • @user-hh8xs8fq6i
    @user-hh8xs8fq6i 10 месяцев назад

    Cheers to you doctor osagh, I celebrate the way you do your job. If it was up to me I would give you the award of being the best herbal doctor. Thank you for cureing me from cancer with your herbal medication am so grateful.......❤😘😘

  • @jameshaydon8922
    @jameshaydon8922 10 месяцев назад

    I had a low psa reading which was misleading as when I went to hospital for a proper test I had a Gleeson score of 9, 5 + 4. Don't trust your GP if you think there's something wrong, get to see a specialist in this field and knows what he's doing.

    • @marshallderriek1858
      @marshallderriek1858 3 месяца назад

      Explain low psa score .. and a psa is a proper test .. its just 1 tool

  • @Mansmatters
    @Mansmatters 10 месяцев назад

    Very informative video

  • @Mansmatters
    @Mansmatters 10 месяцев назад

    You provided a lot of useful information

  • @bruceferry3825
    @bruceferry3825 11 месяцев назад

    You might think PSA is prostate specific but it's not. Sorry but, it's not necessarily a problem of the prostate. True story.... For a couple of months I had a kidney stone lodged in the ureter and slowly moving. My PSA went from 0 to 10. After the stone finally passed the PSA returned to 0. So, don't automatically assume it's a prostate problem.

  • @thelegendarysweendog3171
    @thelegendarysweendog3171 11 месяцев назад

    Don’t do anything they tell you to do , you need to change your whole lifestyle , cut out sugar today , start fasting , start eating a plant based diet , and start exercising . My PSA was at 52 in January and I was diagnosed with cancer of the prostate , told I needed radical surgery right away! I said no thank you and started to do what I said above . My PSA has dropped to 41 and I’ve lost 28 needed pounds , and I feel fantastic . These doctors use fear to do there bidding , don’t fall into the trap , take control , your body can heal itself trust me 😊

    • @robertjayroe9900
      @robertjayroe9900 10 месяцев назад

      I’m trying to decide what to do now that I’ve done the biopsy, mri and blood work. My psa is 19. What all have you found out about holistic treatment?

    • @thelegendarysweendog3171
      @thelegendarysweendog3171 10 месяцев назад

      @@robertjayroe9900 lol do you have a couple of days ? Well in short cut out all refined processed sugar and processed foods , get on a plant based diet , get a rebounder trampoline (small) for exercise and to exercise your lymphatic system and clear out all the garbage thats been building up over the years . Get yourself a good juicer , and start juicing ! Also fasting a couple times a month will put you into what they call Autophagy which generates new cells , and disposes the old cells . That’s a good start haha you can reverse pretty much any disease using this method . Or you can go western , and have your prostate removed , radiation , and chemo , hormone treatment etc… I chose this way , and I’ve never felt better !

    • @andrewthiesz9079
      @andrewthiesz9079 22 дня назад

      Stop with the simplistic advice.

    • @chiphill4856
      @chiphill4856 17 дней назад

      Listen to the doctors. Get a second opinion.

  • @Ozymand1as1
    @Ozymand1as1 11 месяцев назад

    Within 1 hour of the PSA score I was phoned by a consultant and an MRI scan arranged. Followed by a biopsy - very amusing -then dexascan, bone scan, chest X-ray and enrolled into a clinical trial with Imperial College Hospital, London. All completely free of charge from the amazing British National Health Service.

    • @ZZTSH7
      @ZZTSH7 10 месяцев назад

      See what prostate cancer looks like: ruclips.net/video/ZNQqpt7ZxL8/видео.htmlsi=J6FrYFB4ud-9t_vO

  • @Ozymand1as1
    @Ozymand1as1 11 месяцев назад

    Very clear and helpful. Thank you. I was diagnosed with Gleason 4+4 and PSA 26 over a year ago. After hormone suppression by Prostap injections every three months but no surgery my PSA is below measurable (0.01) and I am schedule for a few radiotherapy sessions for clean-up.

    • @thelegendarysweendog3171
      @thelegendarysweendog3171 11 месяцев назад

      Can you still get an erection ?

    • @ZZTSH7
      @ZZTSH7 10 месяцев назад

      See what prostate cancer looks like: ruclips.net/video/ZNQqpt7ZxL8/видео.htmlsi=J6FrYFB4ud-9t_vO

  • @jcolumbiap
    @jcolumbiap Год назад

    I wonder if the doctor ever ask the patient if they exercise? I found that hard running raises psa but my doctor never listened to that information. That was In November of 1995. Four months before I ran the Boston Marathon.

  • @joycekoch5746
    @joycekoch5746 Год назад

    Is there signs of prostate problems by the amount of sperm ejaculated during sex? In other words, if a otherwise healthy male is normally ejaculating forcefully in large volume begins to see volume and distance come down can this be a warning sign of a prostate issue?

  • @archiebunker7688
    @archiebunker7688 Год назад

    This is old science, he didn't mention new studies on prostate size and the inverse relationship to likelihood of having prostate cancer. As a prostate size and volume increase, it's mass lessens and relatively the circulation to the peripheral zone where many cancers begin. Also since this enlargement decreases nutrient to the peripheral zone the tissue becomes fibrous and less useful for the growth of cancer cells. In general a larger prostate such as one with benign prostate hyperplasia would also show a higher psa and this is nothing to be alarmed at.

  • @catfish24
    @catfish24 Год назад

    This is great information but I wish you would have talked about the side affects of surgery of having the prostate completely removed. It seems like having the prostate removed would solve all the problems of getting up at night to pee and get rid of the cancer and no more biopsy.

  • @caesarfiorini
    @caesarfiorini Год назад

    The prostate health index (PHI) is a more accurate blood test and measures your risk for having prostate cancer. It’s approved by the FDA for men who have PSA scores between 4 and 10.

    • @ZZTSH7
      @ZZTSH7 10 месяцев назад

      See what prostate cancer looks like: ruclips.net/video/ZNQqpt7ZxL8/видео.htmlsi=J6FrYFB4ud-9t_vO

  • @DaRyteJuan
    @DaRyteJuan Год назад

    Godspeed to all the AI developers to find cures for this stuff.

  • @randyhutchinson-fp4ic
    @randyhutchinson-fp4ic Год назад

    My Gleason was 7. But a 4-3 which I was told was worse than a 3-4. PSA was never too high but I had a family history. My father had surgery at 62 and it had metastasized. For twenty years he had hormonal therapy. AKA chemical castration.

  • @catfish24
    @catfish24 Год назад

    My Doctor took 21 samples but he done it in the hospital and I was completely knocked out i didn't feel a thing . I did pass a little blood.

  • @gvet47
    @gvet47 Год назад

    My PSA was tested at 5000! cancer had spread too far to treat.

  • @danbro1970
    @danbro1970 Год назад

    Excellent video...... I learned a lot.

  • @tejaswihegde702
    @tejaswihegde702 Год назад

    Thank u information

  • @GereDJ2
    @GereDJ2 Год назад

    Thanks Dr. Pettus, good info. I'm a 4-3 and a 3-4 =7/10, probably at the low end of intermediate as of 3-38-23 biopsy. Why me?

    • @catfish24
      @catfish24 Год назад

      I was just diagnosed with two positive core samples my Gleason score is 3+3=6 my psa is just under 4 Good luck to you.

  • @Omartboy68
    @Omartboy68 Год назад

    The great prostate haox

  • @Omartboy68
    @Omartboy68 Год назад

    The great prostate hoax

  • @ricdavid7476
    @ricdavid7476 Год назад

    Very useful even if it is over 7 years old I am 69 just been diagnosed with prostate cancer and in a couple of weeks will be having brachy therapy which is where they inject radioactive pellets into the prostate that stay there forever . I have localised contained cancer. I chose this option because it was a one day procedure as opposed to a course of 6 months hormone treatment to reduce the testosterone level then a course of one month of daily external radiation treatment. Apparently the 2 treatment options have equal success rate so it looked like a no brainer decision .

  • @SayedyousafHussain-xs1hu
    @SayedyousafHussain-xs1hu Год назад

    My brother his age is near about 75 Dr diagnose ca prostate, After surgery he complin not pass stool more then one week,

  • @mikebugby1550
    @mikebugby1550 Год назад

    Thank you for this, it is helpful in easing my concerns, knowing the specifics I should ask my doctor so I can self advocate if there's a need.

    • @ZZTSH7
      @ZZTSH7 10 месяцев назад

      See what prostate cancer looks like: ruclips.net/video/ZNQqpt7ZxL8/видео.htmlsi=J6FrYFB4ud-9t_vO

  • @isahahmad5164
    @isahahmad5164 Год назад

    Thank you *Dr Kosun* on RUclips for being the reason why am smiling today, your herbal supplement is indeed an active one. keep saving lives sir,

  • @jcolumbiap
    @jcolumbiap Год назад

    It would be nice to get the opinion of 100,000 runners on the diagnosis of prostate cancer!

  • @saurabhmaurya3017
    @saurabhmaurya3017 Год назад

    Excessive masterbation causes prostate cancer .

  • @rogerembry4777
    @rogerembry4777 Год назад

    My psa was 3.9 Gleason 9

  • @derekbootle8316
    @derekbootle8316 Год назад

    Was the Gleason score named after Jackie Gleason?

  • @canucksway
    @canucksway Год назад

    1. Fruits with lycopene - tomatoes, grapefruit, papaya apricots, watermelon, etc. 2. Fish & fish oil (Omega 3) Fatty fish like anchovies, herring, mackerel, black cod, salmon, sardines, bluefin tuna, whitefish, striped bass and cobia are high in omega-3 fatty acids. 3. Citrus fruit - oranges, lemons, limes. 4. Nuts and seeds containing Zinc - cashews, peanuts, almonds, pumpkin, sunflower. 5. Brazil nuts (Selenium), vitamin D (salmon) or 20 min. sunlight for FREE 6. Olive oil, avocados and its oil, pistachios, dark chocolate. 7. Allium vegetables: garlic and onions. 8. Have sex once a month.

    • @kervilou5905
      @kervilou5905 Год назад

      yes

    • @canucksway
      @canucksway Год назад

      @@kervilou5905 Hi ! 😁😀 Here are more .... This content was last updated on January 2, 2020 The Cancer Research Early research connected tomatoes with reducing the risk of prostate cancer but the evidence for this link has weakened as the quality of research has improved. However, the complexities of the types and timing of this cancer’s development, and tomato amounts, forms and possible synergy with other foods, leaves many unanswered questions about potential benefits. Interpreting the data After a systematic review of the global scientific literature, AICR/WCRF analyzed how non-starchy vegetables and their nutrients affect the risk of developing cancer. Evidence categorized as “convincing” or “probable” means there is strong research showing a causal relationship to cancer-either decreasing or increasing the risk. The research must include quality human studies that meet specific criteria and biological explanations for the findings. - A convincing or probable judgment is strong enough to justify recommendations. - Tomatoes are a non-starchy vegetable. There is probable evidence that non-starchy vegetables DECREASE the risk of: ----- Mouth, pharynx, nasopharynx, larynx, esophagus, lung, stomach, and colorectal (aerodigestive) cancers Evidence categorized as “limited suggestive” means results are generally consistent in overall conclusions. But because there’s not enough evidence or some limitations in the research, it’s rarely strong enough to justify using it as a basis for recommendations to reduce the risk of cancer. - Limited evidence suggests that non-starchy vegetables may also DECREASE the risk of: ---- estrogen receptor-negative (ER-) breast cancer ---- bladder cancer - Limited evidence suggests that foods containing beta-carotene may DECREASE the risk of ---- lung cancer - Limited evidence suggests that foods containing carotenoids may DECREASE the risk of: ---- lung cancer ---- estrogen receptor-negative ER- breast cancer ---- Limited evidence suggests that foods containing vitamin C may DECREASE the risk of: •••• cancer (in people who smoke) and colon cancer Source: AICR/WCRF. Diet, Nutrition, Physical Activity and Cancer: A Global Perspective, 2018.

    • @andrewthiesz9079
      @andrewthiesz9079 22 дня назад

      If only it was that simple.

  • @abdirahmanadan2196
    @abdirahmanadan2196 Год назад

    What is HIFU treatment for prostate cancer.

  • @jmofficial9646
    @jmofficial9646 Год назад

    My father psa last month 628... Plz tell me this position.... His age 83 year old.

  • @jcolumbiap
    @jcolumbiap Год назад

    Have you ever asked a patient if they exercise by running or riding a bike? It would be nice if there was a specific study on all the other things that raise psa other than Prostate Cancer and make that information public. The PSA test is not very accurate.

    • @catfish24
      @catfish24 Год назад

      Your psa can go up wright after a bowel movement and wright after you have sex .

    • @jcolumbiap
      @jcolumbiap Год назад

      @@catfish24 They need to advertise more how poor the psa test is. I will never forget 5 months before I ran the 100th running of the Boston marathon a doctor told my to get my life together because I was going to die. I wonder how often that still happens?

    • @ciki8288
      @ciki8288 2 месяца назад

      ..​@@jcolumbiap

  • @brinks2100
    @brinks2100 Год назад

    my psa is 8.5 had ultrsound last week saying prostate is approx 80cc going to the urologist in november

  • @dendukurinarayanaraju6648
    @dendukurinarayanaraju6648 Год назад

    Psa 5.6. Any problem

  • @billbaugh4404
    @billbaugh4404 Год назад

    Extremely helpful, thank you.

    • @ZZTSH7
      @ZZTSH7 10 месяцев назад

      See what prostate cancer looks like: ruclips.net/video/ZNQqpt7ZxL8/видео.htmlsi=J6FrYFB4ud-9t_vO

  • @aliceflowers3224
    @aliceflowers3224 Год назад

    Thank you for clarifying what I wanted to know about prostate cancer.

  • @ronniemuse7506
    @ronniemuse7506 Год назад

    My psa is 150

  • @chuckgardify
    @chuckgardify Год назад

    Confused...I had a Gleason of 8.5. Now it's 8.0 and that was six months ago. No symptoms what so ever. What is going on?

    • @pettuja
      @pettuja Год назад

      I think you are confusing PSA with Gleason score. Gleason score is an integer (no decimal) ranging from 2-10. I would speak to your doctor

    • @elihardy3334
      @elihardy3334 Год назад

      I feel the same in 12-21 my psa was 28.94 and my Gleason was 3+4=7 7-22 my psa is now 2.4 and the only symptoms that remain are the side effects of the Lupron shot.

    • @jcolumbiap
      @jcolumbiap Год назад

      @@elihardy3334 So what do you think raised your psa? There are many things that can raise your psa other than cancer.

  • @robertosso5210
    @robertosso5210 2 года назад

    im 56 and my psa is 1.91 is that good?

    • @pettuja
      @pettuja 2 года назад

      Depends on what it has been trending, whether your exam is normal, etc…. I would discuss it with your doctor

    • @robertosso5210
      @robertosso5210 2 года назад

      @@pettuja the doctor said its in normal range under 4 so i imagine mine is really good because its under 2

    • @robertosso5210
      @robertosso5210 2 года назад

      @@pettuja i think a man in his 50s whos under 2 is excellent

    • @pettuja
      @pettuja 2 года назад

      @@robertosso5210 this is not really the forum for patient-specific advice, nor is it HIPPA protected. My very general counsel to you would be that there is no “normal” PSA, trends are more important than individual levels, cancer can be found even with low PSA, and prostate exam must be considered as well. I would be happy to see you in clinic to discuss your particulars.

    • @robertosso5210
      @robertosso5210 2 года назад

      @@pettuja i want to ask you 22 and a half years ago when i was 34 i happen to take a psa test and my psa level then was 0.67 now 22 and a half years later at age 56 im 1.91 so what i want to ask is my psa went up 1.24 in 22 and a half years is that a good normal rise?

  • @daviddyke1782
    @daviddyke1782 2 года назад

    Interesting video Early detection is definitely a big advantage. See my short film on my Journey filmed live from Diagnosis to Rehabilitation. I chose having a Robotic Radical Prostatectomy Link to my film below. ruclips.net/video/PutQPR1-ExA/видео.html

  • @nacynenny8862
    @nacynenny8862 3 года назад

    All thanks to Dr martins abul who helped me with a cure to get rid of my Cancer, thank you sir