
Around 32,000 Men In The Uk Are Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer Each Year. It Differs From Most Other Cancers In The Body, In That Small Areas Of Cancer Within The Prostate Are Very Common And May Not Grow Or Cause Any Problems For Many Years. It Is Often It Is Diagnosed During A Routine Checkup So Most Men That Are Diagnosed Often Have No Warning Signs. About One In Three Men Over The Age Of 50 Have Some Cancer Cells Within Their Prostate And Nearly All Men Over The Age Of 80 Have A Small Area Of Prostate Cancer. It May Cause Pain, Difficulty In Urinating, Erectile Dysfunction And Other Symptoms, But Early Prostate Cancer Usually Causes No Symptoms. Since The First Edition Of This Book Was Published In 2003, There Have Been Several Groundbreaking Studies Completed That Have Changed The Way That Certain Categories Of The Disease Are Treated. This New Edition Of The Book Includes Sections On Radiotherapy, Which Is Now Known To Be An Effective Treatment For Men With Residual Prostate Cancer After Surgery, And A Heavily Updated Chapter On Advanced Disease.
This book investigates the clinical realities, diagnostic challenges, and evolving treatment protocols for prostate cancer in men. Authors Leslie Moffat and Malcolm Mason utilize their medical expertise to synthesize current epidemiological data and therapeutic advancements, providing a structured framework for understanding the disease's progression from asymptomatic stages to advanced clinical manifestations.
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Medical professionals and patients frequently cite this text as a reliable, accessible resource for understanding the complexities of prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment. Experts highlight the book's utility in bridging the gap between technical clinical data and the practical information required by patients and their families.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2010-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191001791
ISBN-13:
9780191001796
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