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Simple changes improve quality of MRI scans for prostate cancer screening

Simple changes improve quality of MRI scans for prostate cancer screening
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Prostate cancer survivors hail potential lifesaving Dundee research

Prostate cancer survivors have welcomed new research from University of Dundee which shows how the disease can be detected earlier.

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Imaging approach raises hopes of improving Prostate Cancer outcomes

Combining ultrasound and MRI technology can help detect prostate cancer at an earlier stage and potentially save lives, according to new University of Dundee research led by Ghulam Nabi, Professor of Surgical Uro-oncology at the University’s School of Medicine. Click to read more.

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Fusion imaging raises hope of improving prostate cancer outcomes

Research carried out at the University of Dundee found ultrasound/MRI fusion targeted biopsy detected more significant prostate cancer lesions.

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5-day turbo-charged radiotherapy could cure high risk prostate cancer faster than usual 20 days

Men with high-risk prostate cancer could have their disease cured by just five days of turbo-charged radiotherapy, pioneered at Queen s University Belfast, rather than the typical 20, research has shown.

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