ONCOLOGY - Prostate Cancer for Medical Students

Special thank you to Shraya Pandya for reviewing this script!
In this video you will revise everything a medical student needs to know about prostate cancer and its management...
Recap the anatomy and function of the prostate
Risk factors
Signs/symptoms
Investigations
Staging
Treatment options
Prostate cancer screening
Enjoy!
Disclaimer: this video is purely for educational purposes, and does not substitute professional medical advice or consultations with healthcare professionals.

[@Squire19lUK]

quick point: most prostate cancers are in the peripheral zone, not the transitional zone (this is more characteristic of BPH). Says the opposite for the anatomy slide.

[@ryanhoyle5389]

Thank you! These videos are great, and I like that you are covering topics which aren't addressed on other channels.

[@Amina-du8gb]

Amazing video, really helpful and just the level of detail I needed.

[@zm4713]

Thank you so much for this info. I have to write a case report for my master’s degree application and this video really showed me how I can write it in a simplified manner. Don’t worry if it gets published some day I’ll give you credit as my Co-Author😄😄

[@ceopharmdrive9247]

This is a detailed video. Thank You

[@iuliasendroiu7076]

this was such a useful recap !!! keep up the good work !!

[@sarayounis9776]

beautiful explanation and beautiful attractive notes

[@laurenlogan9262]

I am a nursing student and we have to learn in depth information about a wide range of different conditions and one of them are prostate cancer and this video has really really helped me thank you!

[@-netchanboromey9307]

I’m doing my externship at oncology department right now and your video help me understand more a lot about cancer . Thanks u so much from cambodia 🇰🇭! 🙏🏻

[@mmmwatchasay3014]

Thank you so much! ♥️

[@tariqhassan3046]

Thank you for briefing.

[@princetandukar9290]

Please make more videos! Some high yield videos on musculoskeletal system would be really helpful!

[@felixbrako3320]

Excellent 👍

[@groove9tube]

One clarification. In early stage cancer the tumor is usually not palbable. If the tumor is, then it is at a more advanced cancer stage.

[@anthonikabuye8210]

I didn't waste my time to watch this, it's very nice video

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Thanks Jade

[@hadjermeskine3983]

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[@Josiecat80]

Difficulty starting urination.

[@hayatuddeenmagajiali9862]

Thanks you did justice to the topic 💯

[@Donia4HD]

thank you so much sweetheart