Focal Therapy for Prostate Cancer Often Used Outside Guidelines, Study Finds
A retrospective study of over 1.1 million men found that while focal therapy for nonmetastatic prostate cancer is limited, half of procedures occurred in settings not supported by current guidelines. This raises questions about appropriate use of the treatment.
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