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Active Surveillance for Prostate Cancer - Dr. Christopher Saigal - UCLAMDChat

Offered By: University of California, Los Angeles via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

Explore active surveillance as a treatment option for prostate cancer in this informative webinar led by Dr. Christopher Saigal. Gain insights into risk factors, stages of prostate cancer, and various treatment approaches. Understand the criteria for active surveillance candidacy, protocols, and safety considerations. Learn about advanced diagnostic techniques such as template-guided biopsy, MRI-guided biopsy, and personalized treatment strategies. Discover the importance of lifestyle changes and stress management in prostate cancer care. Delve into the latest developments in robotic technology and radiation therapy. This comprehensive presentation covers quality of life concerns, urinary function, and the potential risks of cancer spread, providing valuable information for patients and healthcare professionals alike.

Syllabus

Introduction
Risk factors for prostate cancer
Stages of prostate cancer
The issue
Treatment options
Risk of spread
Treatment
Quality of Life
Urinary Function
Robotic Technology
Radiation Therapy
Active Surveillance
Who is a candidate
Active surveillance protocols
Is active surveillance safe
Are active surveillance studies reliable
Can we make active surveillance safer
Templateguided biopsy
Track next cancer
MRI for biopsy
MRI machine
Target lesion
Repeat biopsies
Personalized treatment
Wiser Care
Lifestyle Changes
Stress Management
Conclusion
Questions


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UCLA Health

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