Prostate Cancer

Research from Germany, Japan and who were patients seen in the usual course of care," he said in the area of prostate cancer detailed

Published in MD Week, August 10th, 2007

New findings from Germany, Japan and who were patients seen in the usual course of care," he said describe advances in prostate cancer research.

Study 1: A new study, "Role of nomograms for prostate cancer in 2007," is now available. According to recent research from Hamburg, Germany, "Nomograms have been developed to predict prostate cancer (PCa) related outcomes. We report what has been achieved and what can be expected in 2007 and in the future."

"We reviewed the literature to provide guidelines in terms of criteria, limitations and clinical value of nomograms in 2007. Further, we report a set of recent PCa nomograms, where certain criteria are...

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Source: MD Week (2007-08-10)

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