Critical Care
Prostate Imaging Not Recommended for Men with Low PSA Levels
After definitive prostate cancer therapy, there is little value in imaging studies when patients with biochemical failure are asymptomatic and have prostate-specific assay (PSA) levels less than 5 ng/ml, according to researchers.More...
28 Mar 2007
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