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Re: deciding on TULSA-PRO

SpotPCA:
In making your treatment selection I suggest you focus on outcome data. This information is often available from the practitioner you have selected and on-line.
Another consideration as you proceed may be to get a second opinion on your biopsy if you have not already done so.
Here's wishing you the best as you proceed on your PCA journey.
Don O.

Re: deciding on TULSA-PRO

Just my opinion here so keep that in mind as you read. When I hear of prostate cancer that needs any treatment and the idea is to only treat a small effected portion of it in order to preserve the "good" part, I can't help but wonder - if we were prone to develop cancer in the first place and we eliminate just the effected portion, what is to say the healthy part won't develop PC in the future? Treatment is not fun so why go through it more than once. Jon.

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