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Preliminary data reported on needle-cryotherapy technology for prostate cancer

Published in Cancer Weekly, November 11th, 2003

The developer of a minimally invasive prostate-cancer-treatment product, ONCURA, said it welcomed the publication of a prospective, multicenter clinical study that evaluates the use of their third-generation, ultrathin needle cryotherapy technology.

"This study demonstrates that ONCURA's unique third-generation equipment is safe, well tolerated, and minimally invasive, with excellent cancer control. Our ongoing multicenter trial will continue to investigate the long-term efficacy of this technique," said Arie Beldegrun, professor of urology, chief of urologic oncology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Los Angeles, California, and the lead investigator of...

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