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Re: Post op PSA - failure

Tim,

A recent US publication identified more than 200 definitions of failure for the treatments of PCa. From this you will gather that, unsurprisingly, there is no consensus among medical practitioners as to when to start salvage treatment (or which salvage treatment they should recommend).

If you enter the words non-decrease in PSA in the Search Engine for this forum you will find a lengthy exchange on the subject of post-operative PSA which may be of interest to you.

All the best

Terry in Australia

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