<p><p>Focal therapy is a promising option for selected patients who have localized low or intermediate-risk prostate cancer, providing a compelling alternative between active surveillance and radical therapies by targeting the index lesion and preserving as much tissue as possible. Numerous cohort s
Focal Therapy in Prostate Cancer
- Publisher
- Wiley-Blackwell
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 201
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
This book comprehensively reviews the potential of focal therapy and discusses why the changing face of prostate cancer warrants a change in the way we treat men with the disease. It deals with the mechanisms by which disease can be localized within the gland and then the different technologies used for focal ablation. Bringing together eminent contributors in one accessible reference, this book introduces focal therapy to all urologists, oncologists, and radiologists who are involved in the treatment of men with prostate cancer.Content:
Chapter 1 The Rationale for Focal Therapy of Prostate Cancer (pages 1β10): Cole Davis, Matthew Cooperberg and Peter R. Carroll
Chapter 2 Factors That Affect Patients' Choice of Treatment (pages 11β16): Deb Feldman?Stewart and Michael D. Brundage
Chapter 3 Histological Trends and the Index Lesion in Localized Prostate Cancer (pages 17β28): Vladimir Mouraviev, Thomas M. Wheeler and Thomas J. Polascik
Chapter 4 Selection Criteria for Prostate Cancer Focal Therapy (pages 29β36): Rajat K. Jain, Timothy K. Ito and Samir S. Taneja
Chapter 5 Localisation of Cancer within the Gland: Biopsy Strategies (pages 37β46): Winston E. Barzell and Rodrigo Pinochet
Chapter 6 Localisation of Cancer within the Gland: Ultrasound Imaging (pages 47β54): Ulrich Scheipers
Chapter 7 Localization of Cancer within the Prostate: Dynamic Contrast?Enhanced MRI (pages 55β65): Philippe Puech, Anwar Padhani, Laurent Lemaitre, Nacim Betrouni, Pierre Colin and Arnauld Villers
Chapter 8 Localization of Cancer within the Gland: Diffusion?Weighted Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Prostate (pages 66β74): Sophie F. Riches, Nina Tunariu and Nandita M. deSouza
Chapter 9 The Future of Molecular and Biomolecular Imaging in Prostate Cancer (pages 75β84): Michael S. Gee and Mukesh G. Harisinghani
Chapter 10 Energies for Focal Ablation: Cryoablation (pages 85β97): John F. Ward
Chapter 11 Focal Salvage Cryoablation in Recurrent Prostate Cancer (pages 98β105): Katsuto Shinohara
Chapter 12 High?Intensity Focused Ultrasound (pages 106β113): Hashim U. Ahmed and Mark Emberton
Chapter 13 Energies for Focal Ablation: Photodynamic Therapy (pages 114β125): Caroline M. Moore, Nimalan Arumainayagam and Mark Emberton
Chapter 14 Focal Therapy for Prostate Cancer Using Radiation (pages 126β131): Irving Kaplan, Elizabeth M. Genega and Neil Rofsky
Chapter 15 Image Registration and Fusion for Image?Guided Focal Ablation (pages 132β141): Dean C. Barratt and David J. Hawkes
Chapter 16 Determining Success of Focal Therapy: Biochemical and Biopsy Strategies (pages 143β152): Al B. Barqawi, Paul D. Maroni and E. David Crawford
Chapter 17 Determining Success of Focal Therapy: Imaging (pages 153β169): Alex Kirkham and Clare Allen
Chapter 18 Evaluating Focal Therapy: Future Perspectives (pages 170β177): Hashim U. Ahmed and Mark Emberton
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