New scans aim to pinpoint where prostate cancer returns
NCT ID NCT01857037
Summary
This study tested two imaging methods—a special ultrasound called Histoscanning and a detailed MRI—to see how well they could find and locate prostate cancer that has come back after radiation treatment. It involved 30 men whose cancer was suspected to have returned. The main goal was to compare the accuracy of these scans against standard biopsy results to see if they could guide doctors more precisely.
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Prof O. ROUVIERE
Lyon, Rhône, 69437, France
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