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14 lis 2023 · Donate to PCRI: https://pcri.org/donateFor more information, visit www.pcri.org0:25 What should patients with a negative PSMA but rising PSA do?2:06 What w...
31 lip 2020 · PCRI's CEO, Alex Scholz, asks medical oncologist, Mark Scholz, MD, about monitoring PSA for the possibility of a prostate cancer relapse after surgery. ...more.
After prostate cancer surgery, how do you know it worked? In this video we discuss PSA surveillance....more. For more info, visit: https://www.primrmed.com/cancer/prost... After prostate...
13 maj 2024 · Once your prostate is removed, it is expected that your PSA will soon drop to an undetectable level. When a follow-up PSA blood test registers 0.0 ng/mL, it means no more PCa! Surgery got it all. (NOTE: today’s PSA lab tests are so sensitive that sometimes a very, very low level of PSA is picked up.
A PSA test may be done as regular monitoring after surgery or after other treatment (for benign enlargement or for cancer), either to see if prostate cancer has subsequently developed, or to see if a cancer has recurred.
10 wrz 2019 · What can rising PSA levels means years after having had a prostatectomy? There are several reasons why one's PSA level may rise after being stable for a time. This article explains it well:
11 maj 2023 · There’s a common misconception that once you’ve had your prostate removed, or undergone other treatment, PSA won’t be detectable anymore. But this isn’t always the case. We answer the most commonly asked questions to help you understand more about PSA levels after treatment.
