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Indolent prostate cancer and active surveillance

Sue Mayor

1 January 2010 Grandround 0

Number 34

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Early aggressive treatment in patients whose cancer is likely to progress slowly, if at all, causes side-effects and reduces their quality of life for no benefit. Can active surveillance avoid this?

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