Can Antidepressants Slow Prostate Cancer?
/We are a nation of anxious people. Ten percent of Americans take antidepressants, and more than 60 percent of those people have taken them for 2 years or longer.
Read MoreWe are a nation of anxious people. Ten percent of Americans take antidepressants, and more than 60 percent of those people have taken them for 2 years or longer.
Read MoreProstate cancer very often produces no symptoms, and the only way a man will know if he is in danger is as a result of a screening.
Read MoreThe type of treatment your doctor will suggest will depend on a number of different factors.
Read MoreLearn more about your diagnosis: The first step is to fully understand the extent your diagnosis. Your doctor will establish this by determining the grade and stage of your prostate cancer.
Read MoreMark has now been 2 years cancer free, thanks to the prostatectomy performed by Dr. David Samadi and his team.
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Prostate cancer expert, Dr. David Samadi, demonstrates his own SMART technique for robotic surgery. The Samadi Modified Advanced Robotic Technique (SMART) in an innovative approach to removal of the cancerous prostate. During surgery, Dr. Samadi does not open the side of the prostate and he does not suture the dorsal vein complex.
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SMART Surgery Technique (Samadi Modified Advanced Robotic Technique) was innovated by Dr. David Samadi. Having completed fellowship training in both urologic oncology and laparoscopy, Dr Samadi's technique builds on oncologic principles learned with open radical prostatectomy and transferred to a robotic approach.
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Treatment options for prostate cancer: surgery, radiation and hormone treatment. New England Journal Medicine talked to men about their satisfaction with treatment option. Prostate surgery patient was satisfied with level of sexual function and incontinence, which parallels other patients experience.




