Prostate Cancer

This comprehensive guide offers urologists and oncologists evidence-based insights into diagnosing and managing prostate cancer, covering topics from counseling newly diagnosed patients to end-of-life care, with practical tips and guidelines.

Prostate Cancer: Diagnosis and Clinical Management serves as a comprehensive resource for urologists and oncologists at all levels, offering evidence-based insights into the management of prostate cancer, a disease that accounts for a significant portion of cancers affecting men. This book is particularly useful for healthcare professionals who are involved in the care of patients with prostate cancer, providing them with the latest information on diagnosis and treatment options.

The text is designed to be practical and accessible, featuring contributions from leading experts who address critical aspects of prostate cancer management. Key topics include considerations for counseling newly diagnosed patients, various radical surgery options, and innovative therapies for localized prostate cancer. Additionally, the book delves into the diagnostic and management strategies for metastatic prostate cancer, as well as the best practices for administering end-of-life care.

With contributions from a highly experienced editorial team, the book includes management algorithms, practice tips, and the most recent clinical guidelines from organizations such as the AUA and EAU. This makes it an invaluable consultation tool for doctors working in both hospital wards and office settings, ensuring they are well-equipped to provide optimal care for their patients throughout the continuum of prostate cancer management.