Prostate Cancer Diagnosis From Evolution to Revolution

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In this comprehensive interview, host Dr. Geo chats with guest expert Dr. Samir Taneja from NYU Langone Medical Center. They unpack the shift in prostate cancer diagnostics from traditional methodologies to more effective approaches using MRI and ultrasound technology. They also touch on the possibility of focal therapy becoming a more standard course of treatment. Dr. Taneja shares his clinical experience and insight on various studies and trials, making this podcast a must-listen for anyone interested in the latest developments in prostate cancer research and treatment.




Chapters

00:00 Prostate Cancer Diagnosis: From Evolution to Revolution with Samir Taneja, MD
00:58 Evolution of Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
04:49 Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
06:23 The Impact of PSA Screening
08:28 MRI in Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
10:06 Controversy and Criticism of PSA Screening
15:41 Role of MRI Fusion in Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
22:07 The Future of Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
32:30 Understanding MRI Interpretation and Biopsy Challenges
33:33 The Impact of Patient's State on Biopsy Accuracy
34:06 Anesthetizing the Prostate and Biopsy Methods
34:25 Transrectal vs Transperoneal Biopsies
40:14 The Importance of Radiologists in MRI Interpretation
43:01 The Potential of Micro Ultrasound in Prostate Biopsies
48:56 The Future of Focal Therapy in Prostate Cancer Treatment
49:30 The Role of MRI in Active Surveillance
53:31 The Vapor Two Trial and the Future of Focal Therapy

 

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Thread 'Prostate Cancer - Active Surveillance: Past, Present, and Future'

Jul 24, 2025

* the truisms are that most men die with rather than of prostate cancer, if you live long enough almost all men will get a couple of cancer cells in the prostate

Dr. Matthew Cooperberg takes us on a candid journey through Active Surveillance for prostate cancer—starting with its earliest days in the 1990s, through the ups and downs of PSA screening and treatment trends, and into today’s era of MRI, genomic tests, and AI-guided risk assessment.

This presentation is particularly exceptional, delivered as Dr. Cooperberg...

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• pca; active surveillance; psa/mri/biopsys
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• Forum: Prostate Related Issues