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Read for the decision in front of you.

Every guide begins with the patient’s question, separates findings from diagnoses, and ends with questions worth taking to a clinician.

01

PSA & screening

Understand the number before deciding what it means.

PSA & screening

Elevated PSA: causes, repeat testing, MRI, and biopsy decisions

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PSA & screening

PSA levels by age: what a “normal” range can—and cannot—tell you

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PSA & screening

Repeat PSA test after an elevated result: timing and next steps

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PSA & screening

PSA density: formula, interpretation, and MRI

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02

MRI & biopsy

Know what each test can answer and how to prepare.

MRI

Prostate MRI: PI-RADS results and biopsy decisions

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MRI & biopsy

Prostate MRI vs. biopsy: what each test can—and cannot—tell you

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MRI

PI-RADS score 1–5: meaning and biopsy next steps

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Biopsy

Prostate biopsy: what to expect and results

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Biopsy

Transperineal and transrectal biopsy: compare the route and the workflow

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Biopsy

After a prostate biopsy: leave with a result plan

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03

Diagnosis & treatment

Put grade, risk, options, and side effects into one conversation.

Diagnosis

A prostate cancer diagnosis is the start of a risk conversation

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Diagnosis

Gleason score and Grade Group: what the biopsy is describing

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Diagnosis & staging

PSMA PET scan for prostate cancer: when it is used and what the result means

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Treatment decisions

Active surveillance is active care

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Treatment decisions

Robotic prostatectomy: understand the goal and the tradeoffs

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Treatment decisions

Radiation for prostate cancer: ask which kind, for whom, and with what follow-up

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04

Urinary health

Describe the pattern and investigate the cause before choosing a treatment.

Urinary health

Urinary symptoms deserve a diagnosis before a treatment

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Urinary health

Waking to urinate is not always only a prostate problem

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