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[PARADIGM SHIFTS IN DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF LOCALIZED PROSTATE CANCER IN 2022].
Harefuah 2023 March
In recent years, we witnessed significant changes in the way we diagnose prostate cancer and the options for management of low risk localized prostate cancer. This review discusses today's approach to men with elevated PSA. The use of biomarkers and or prostate MRI is strongly recommended prior to the decision on a biopsy. Following a suspicious finding in MRI the best approach is MRI-guided biopsy. Traditionally, biopsies are performed transrectally but the emerging transperineal biopsy has considerable advantage. With a new diagnosis of low risk prostate cancer, each man should have a lengthy discussion with his urologist and in many cases the preferred way is to proceed with active surveillance and avoid radical treatment.
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