Wspolczesne metody leczenia raka gruczolu krokowego o niskim ryzyku
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Author(s): Joanna Juszczynska, Anna Brzozowska, Maria Mazurkiewicz
Prostatic cancer is a heterogeneous condition. As the screening tests are becoming increasingly available, there may be seen an increase in the incidence of early forms of prostatic cancer. The stratification of the progression risk relies on the classification proposed by d’Amico that takes into consideration the clinical stage of advancement, the level of prostate- specific antigen PSA as well as the histopathological assessment according to Gleason scale. The absence of randomized studies concerning the group of patients with a favorable profile of prostatic cancer is the source of many controversies associated with the selection of a suitable therapeutic option that would be both effective and a warranty of good quality of life for the patient. In the study herein we present contemporary methods of the treatment of persons with prostatic cancer with a low progression risk, both established ones such as surgical treatment and teleradiotherapy, and the less known such as proton therapy, stereotactic radiotherapy, cryosurgery, high-intensity focused ultrasound waves. In the discussion of respective methods, attention has been drawn to both their merits and their setbacks related to the toxicity of the treatment.
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S.SREEDHAR
Submitted PhD thesis in Biotechnology at GITAM University, Vizag.
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Yousef Alomi
Yousef Alomi
The Past Head, General Administration of Pharmaceutical Care at Ministry of Health,
Saudi Arabia Critical Care/TPN
Clinical Pharmacist Ministry of Health,
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. -
Osamu Tanaka
Osamu Tanaka
Assistant Professor,
Department of Radiation Oncology
Asahi University Hospital
Gifu city, Gifu, Japan -
Maher Abdel Fattah Al-Shayeb
Department of Surgical Sciences, Ajman University, UAE
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Andrzej Zdziennicki
Institute of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Medical University of Lodz, I Clinic of Gynecology and Gynecological Oncology (Lodz, Poland)
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