Active Surveillance in PCa: When Is it the Right Choice?
For some men with localized prostate cancer, active surveillance has emerged in recent years as a viable management option. Defined as rigorous monitoring with the option of initiating potentially curative therapy should disease progress, this approach generally has been considered for patients with early, indolent disease (T1c or T2a tumors, a Gleason score of no more than 6, and a PSA level not greater than 10 ng/mL).
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