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The Prostate Program
Prostate care at RPCI integrates surgical, radiation and medical oncology specialists tailoring personalized care plans from diagnosis through long-term follow-up. Robot-assisted surgery
and other minimally invasive techniques are now used to perform almost 100% of prostate cancer surgeries at RPCI. RPCI pioneered the Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test that is used
worldwide in the detection and management of prostate cancer.

2009 Cases
RPCI’s Prostate Program provides comprehensive, individualized prostate cancer care for about 200 inpatient admissions and over 7,000 outpatient visits annually.

Cancer Cases
Prostate Patients Outcomes Prostate Cancer Cases
Family History
Prostate Patients Outcomes Family History
Age at Diagnosis
Prostate Patients Outcomes Age at Diagnosis
Stage at Diagnosis
Prostate Patients Outcomes Stage at Diagnosis

 

The high proportion of patients diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer (stages T1a,b, c and T2, above) results from the use of PSA screening and early detection. TX represents “unknown.”

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