QUEST informs readers of the latest advances in urologic prostate cancer research, especially detection, prevention, and treatment.

PSA Velocity in Men with Prostatitis

Background: Many studies have demonstrated the usefulness of PSA Velocity (PSAV) in prostate cancer screening. However, the often dramatic elevations in PSA values observed in men with prostatitis (PR) could potentially cause confusion in the use of PSAV for CaP…

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Recovery: Twenty Years Later

Patrick Prader is celebrating a 20-year anniversary. In the summer of 1987, he was diagnosed– only four hours apart–with prostate cancer and sinus cancer. “You sure know how to mess up a fellow’s weekend,” Prader said to one of the…

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Active Treatment: Not Active Monitoring

(This article is based on a portion of a paper prepared by Stacy Loeb, MD and William J. Catalona, MD for the Journal of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network.) Recently, active monitoring strategies have received attention as a possible treatment…

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Hormonal Therapy Explained

Dr. Catalona has written articles and answered questions on the topic of hormonal therapy in previous issues of Quest, but recent studies have provided new information. This article updates material previously in Quest on the topic of hormonal therapy. The…

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Improving Prostate Cancer Detection

(This article is adapted for Quest readers from an article by Stacy Loeb, MD and William J. Catalona, MD: “PSA Isoforms: The Next Generation of Prostate Cancer Detection” in Clinical Laboratory News, March 2007) PSA Screening Works PSA screening has…

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