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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate Cancer / June 2005

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Reovirus-based therapy called "Reolysin" helps battle cancer30 Jun 2005 16:28 GMT4
Medical Research NewsPublished: Tuesday, 28-Jun-2005  
 Researchers are now investigating how to make cancer cells
"terminally ill" by giving a common reovirus to patients with various
types of cancers.
RPP Anyone ?30 Jun 2005 12:32 GMT3
Ben T's question about RRP made me think about the peritoneal approach.
When I was diagnosed that was one alternative that was described to me,
although I do not think it was really an option at any point.  Has anyone
here had the procedure done using the peritoneal method versus ...
Seeding Done29 Jun 2005 21:49 GMT9
Last Friday, the 24th, I had my seeding done in Scranton, PA.
They did 83 I-125 seeds, stayed overnight at the hospital and have
been home since Saturday morning. Each day has seen improvement in
the plumbing department.
Healthcare costs29 Jun 2005 21:12 GMT3
From The Federalist:
"How much does your local hospital charge to deliver
a baby?  Which blood pressure drugs are the most affordable?  What is
the going rate for a pediatric checkup?  Most of us couldn't begin to
I think the prostate is a useless body part !!!29 Jun 2005 15:26 GMT4
To prevent prostate cancer, I recommend to remove it at birth, because
it will just cause men to become horny bastards anyway.
So let's remove it from everyone NOW !!!
Does Cancer in Right Apex have any affect on sparing nerves in RRP?29 Jun 2005 15:19 GMT1
My cancer is in the right apex, which I understand is close to the external
sphincter. Does this have implications for nerve sparing (and sphincter
sparing) RRP?  Or is cancer containment within the prostate the only
criterion for whether nerve sparing (and sphincter sparing) can be ...
RRP & Hormone Therapy29 Jun 2005 13:32 GMT2
I have also heard that having hormone therapy for three months before RP can
increase the likelihood of non-recurrence of cancer. It would seem to me
reasonable to wait to see whether the surgeon and pathologist think the
cancer is entirely contained within the prostate before ...
Speaking of incontinence.29 Jun 2005 03:46 GMT3
   I opened the letter from the incontinence specialist and read the prep
instructions.  I have to keep a "bladder diary" for 3-5 days before the
visit.  That includes measuring each void.  Apparently the pharmacy has a
device, a "urinary hat", that is for this purpose (ever ...
RRP29 Jun 2005 01:29 GMT4
I have been reading the posts here. Would someone tell me what RRP
represents? Thanks
Ben
OT: 38 chance encounter responses29 Jun 2005 00:46 GMT2
/begin
38 Best Retorts:
1. I can see your point, but I still think you're full of sh.t.
2. I don't know what your problem is, but I'll bet it's hard to
Deciding on treatment path....28 Jun 2005 17:47 GMT28
I'm planning to visit with or talk with doctors at the Medical
University of South Carolina, Emory University Hospital, Johns Hopkins,
and MD Anderson.  That, I know.
Should I talk to others?  Should I be looking for specific doctors
Another biopsy?28 Jun 2005 03:18 GMT11
Knowing that I had gone through RP last November, a friend of mine asked me
yesterday at his 60th birthday party what I think he should do:
Five years ago he had a PSA of slightly over 4....  They performed a biopsy
= negative...   Three years ago his PSA rose to 5.6.  Another ...
OT- "Senior" personal ads28 Jun 2005 02:25 GMT1
Some "Senior" personal ads seen in Florida newspapers: (Who says seniors
don't have a sense of humor?)
FOXY LADY: Sexy, fashion-conscious blue-haired beauty, 80's, slim, 5'4"
(used to be 5'6"), searching for sharp-looking, sharp-dressing
Raise The Dead28 Jun 2005 01:33 GMT9
Got a Penis Pump and it does absolutely NOTHING to revive Mr Weenie. Uro
said..CUT BOTH SIDES nerves. It's like cutting the wiring  down there so
when other sensitive parts of the body are "Played With" the messages do
not get to the  main source. Guess no Hard-ons better than
Polls Finds Many Americans Believe Cancer Myths27 Jun 2005 23:08 GMT3
An American Cancer Society survey finds up to half of Americans
mistakenly believe surgery can spread cancer, and more than one in four
thinks a cure for cancer already exists but is being held back by a
profit-driven industry.
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