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Who benefits from treatment - who does not? Is treatment of prostate cancer worthwhile for people over 75, or are seniors better off taking a wait-and-see approach?

Recent metastudy demonstrates benefits for modern laser procedures in benign prostate enlargement.

Even greater safety in the irradiation of prostate cancer has recently been offered by a gel depot, a so-called spacer, which is positioned as a spacer between the front wall of the rectum and the prostate.

The operation is sometimes associated with significant side effects.

CHAPPP:Study: PSMA PET/CT shows higher sensitivity to metastases.

Recent study demonstrates higher survival probability in patients with short-term PSA increase after brachytherapy.

Guidelines confirm: Less impotence and incontinence after seed implantation than after surgery.

The world's largest study on prostate cancer is terminated prematurely due to too few participants.

Patients with recurrence benefit from a combination of radiation and hormone therapy.

Gentle laser procedures for benign prostate enlargement place high demands on the surgeon's expertise.

Current physician ranking: Dr. Neubauer again voted among the best urologists in Germany.

Clinical trial tests the concept of "Active Surveillance" as an alternative therapy option.