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    This cohort study of men treated at US urology practices uses a national disease registry to analyze trends and variation in the use of active surveillance for the treatment of low-risk prostate cancer.

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    • Trends and Variation in Use of #Activesurveillance for Low-risk #Prostatecancer, now out in @JAMANetworkOpen https://t.co/AeRmO7rx4v. Data from over 20K men in the @AmerUrological #AQUARegistry: Nat'l rates of AS up from 26% to 60% since 2014, but variation remains extreme: https://t.co/OanpAkGmT5

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    Laurence Klotz joins Phillip Koo at the 13th International Uro-Oncology Congress in São Paulo, Brazil in a discussion on Active Surveillance (AS), High-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU), and focal therapy in Latin America and developing countries. There are challenges with active surveillance in developing countries that might not have formal prostate cancer screening programs, a lack of…

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    • Barriers and opportunities in #ActiveSurveillance, #HIFU, and #FocalTherapy in #LatinAmerican countries. @KlotzLaurence @Sunnybrook joins @PhillipKooMD @BannerHealth to discuss at the 13th International Uro-Oncology Congress. #WatchNow > https://t.co/6m0wnyMRS4 https://t.co/4gEmjdcOAj

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    Currently, follow-up protocols are applied equally to men on active surveillance (AS) for prostate cancer (PCa) regardless of findings at their initial follow-up biopsy. To determine whether less intensive follow-up is suitable following negative biopsy findings, we assessed the risk of converting to active treatment, any subsequent upgrading, volume progression (>33% positive cores), and serious…

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    • What is the role of first biopsy in patients on AS? Find out more on : https://t.co/zpbTxojXVa #pcsm #CancerResearch #activesurveillance @wandering_gu @bjartell @TDorffOnc @onco_uroloog https://t.co/qUW7SiAioZ

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    Matthew Cooperberg joins Charles Ryan in a discussion on risk-stratified therapy for localized prostate cancer discussing who the patient is that should get active surveillance (AS) vs who shouldn’t. To begin their conversation, Dr. Cooperberg previews the latest data coming from the AUA Quality Registry (AQUA) on the percentage of patients receiving active surveillance. This full data will be…

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    • Risk stratification for localized #ProstateCancer. @dr_coops @UCSFCancer joins @charlesryanmd @PCFnews discussing which patients should recieve #ActiveSurveillance and who should not. #WatchNow on UroToday > https://t.co/BENj64GYfm @ASCO #GU22 @AmerUrological #AUA22 https://t.co/5Td7CPMCP6