Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:13 - Episode 2 Recap 02:34 - Role of Pathology in Diagnosis & Treatment 04:28 - Significant Error Rate in Cancer Diagnoses 05:36 - Rapid Changes in Tests & Treatments 07:14 - How to Get a Second Opinion 09:55 - Companion Diagnostic Biomarkers 10:55 - False Negatives & Inaccurate Diagnoses 12:35 - 2007 Breast Cancer Scandal 14:11 - Biomarker Testing for Lung Cancer 15:40 - DNA Testing for Cancer Associated Genes 20:15 - Summary
Thank you for this great question. Brachytherapy, the procedure to place localized radiation sources into the prostate gland to kill cancer cells is an effective way to manage localized prostate cancer without resorting to surgery. This method is still utilized by radiation oncologists. Other ways to deliver radiation are also available such as external beam, and proton therapy. Localized radiotherapy is not usually utilized if the cancer has spread beyond the prostate to other parts of the body, such as bones or regional lymph nodes. Prostate cancer treatment is becoming more sophisticated with many more options.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
01:13 - Episode 2 Recap
02:34 - Role of Pathology in Diagnosis & Treatment
04:28 - Significant Error Rate in Cancer Diagnoses
05:36 - Rapid Changes in Tests & Treatments
07:14 - How to Get a Second Opinion
09:55 - Companion Diagnostic Biomarkers
10:55 - False Negatives & Inaccurate Diagnoses
12:35 - 2007 Breast Cancer Scandal
14:11 - Biomarker Testing for Lung Cancer
15:40 - DNA Testing for Cancer Associated Genes
20:15 - Summary
HELLO 👋 DOCTOR HOW EFFECTIVE IS BRACHYTHERAPY REGARDING PROSTATE CANCER??? WHY IT IS NOT DISCUSSED AS MUCH TODAY?????
Thank you for this great question. Brachytherapy, the procedure to place localized radiation sources into the prostate gland to kill cancer cells is an effective way to manage localized prostate cancer without resorting to surgery. This method is still utilized by radiation oncologists. Other ways to deliver radiation are also available such as external beam, and proton therapy.
Localized radiotherapy is not usually utilized if the cancer has spread beyond the prostate to other parts of the body, such as bones or regional lymph nodes.
Prostate cancer treatment is becoming more sophisticated with many more options.
@Cancer Informant Hello 👋 DOCTOR, finaserde 5mg, bicalutamide 50mg, tadalafil 5m, for 90days prior brachytherapy seed implant, ??? Asking for your opinion???