The objective of this article is to report outcomes from a multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging‐based active surveillance programme that did not include performing protocol biopsies after the first confirmatory biopsy.
This Editorial Comment by Hashim Ahmed discusses re‐thinking active surveillance for the multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging era
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The article of the month for March 2019 investigates if results in terms of absolute risk in mature randomised trials are relevant for contemporary decision‐making.
This week’s editorial comment is from Alexander Cole and discusses: Are historical studies relevant in the setting of grade migration?
The Article of the Month for March (Mortality after radical prostatectomy in a matched contemporary cohort in Sweden compared to the Scandinavian Prostate Cancer Group 4 (SPCG-4) study) is from work carried out at Uppsala University in Sweden. Uppsala University was founded in the 15th century in Sweden’s fourth biggest city, Uppsala. It was […]
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Letter to the Editor Incidentally detected testicular lesions <10 mm in diameter: can orchidectomy be avoided? Dear Sir, We have read with great interest the paper “Incidentally detected testicular lesions <10 mm in diameter: can orchidectomy be avoided?” by Scandura et al. (1) in which only one third of such lesions turned out to be […]