Transrectal vs Transperineal Prostate Biopsy - From a Urologist
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2020
- Not All Prostate Biopsies Carry The Same Risks - Dr Lincoln Tan
Prostate biopsies are used by a urologist when Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) levels are elevated in men to determine Prostate Cancer presence. There is a traditional TRUS method and a newer Transperineal Targeted Prostate Biopsy technique.
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Very nicely Done! Thank you Doctor 🫡✅🇺🇸😊
Great video. Information was useful and delivered well. You seem to be very caring physician.
Awesome video. I'm mid-60's and have a rising PSA. If it continues to go up, my urologist suggested a MRI, and I think I'll look for transperineal biopsy if needed. Very helpful!
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useful information well presented.
I have a question regarding what a patient should do if he has a prostate MRI and it is clear - no cancer indicated ....yet because of 7 psa value of 290# patient the doctor still wants to do a transrectal biopsy using ultrasound probe without the advantage of the MRI fusion indicating areas of interest.
I am going to be getting a biopsy soon. I am going to ask for a xanax before they numb up the area. Hopefully it will calm my nerves.