perineural invasion

The Well Reviewed Guide to Advanced Prostate Cancer (A Survivor Perspective) Has Been Updated and is Now Available for a free Download

Somehow I have been negligent and not let people know that I have written and posted a major update of my “Guide to Advanced Prostate Cancer.” As in the past, it is available as a free download from the Malecare web site. Helping me to update the book was prostate cancer survivor Craig Pynn and [...]

By Malecare|2017-10-19T10:47:58-04:00September 30th, 2014|2nd line hormone therapy, abiraterone acetate, adjuvant therapy, ADT, Advanced Prostate Cancer, Alpha Emitting Radio Therapy, Alpharadin (radium-223), Androgan Receptor Inhibitor, Bio Chemical Recurrence, biomarkers, bisphosphonates, Bone Health, Bone Metastases, Bone Mineral Density, CAB, Cabazitaxel, Chemo Therapy, Chemo Therapy Failure, Clinical Trials, Clinical Trials, Combination Therapy, Cross Resistance, Cryotherapy, CTCs, denosumab - Xgeva, Diet, Diet and Supplements, Drugs & Treatments, Early Access Program (EAP), Early/Expanded Access Programs, End-Of-Life, enzalutamide, estrogen patches, FDA, Financial, Firmagon (degarelix), General Information, genetics, HIFU, Hormone Therapy, Hot Flashes, How We Live, immunotherapy, Incontinence, inflammation, ipilimumab, ketoconazole, Medicare/Medicaid, mental health, Metastases, MRIs, NCI, neuroendocrine prostate cancer, neutropenia, Nilandron, oligometastic, On The Horizon, Our Caretakers, Pain, perineural invasion, peripheral neuropathy, Personal Experiences, prognostic tools, Prostate Ponderings, Prostvac, Provenge, PSA, PSADT, Quality of Life, radiation proctitis, radiopharmaceuticals, Radiotherapy, Research, Revlimid (lenalidomide), salvage therapy, statins, supplements, survival, survivorship, TAK700, teleconferences, Uncategorized, Understanding APC, vaccines, Vitamine D3, weight gain, Xgeva, XL184, Xofigo, Xtandi, Zometa, Zytiga|1 Comment

Perineural Invasion – Is It An Accurate Predictor of Extra-Prostatic Extension of Prostate Cancer?

Many clinicians are concerned when a patient comes to them with prostate cancer that has been shown to have perineural invasion (PNI). PNI is defined as the presence of prostate cancer found by biopsy that tracks along or around a nerve within the perineural space. The presence of PNI has been a concern because of [...]

By Malecare|2017-10-19T10:49:30-04:00September 10th, 2013|Advanced Prostate Cancer, General Information, perineural invasion, Uncategorized, Understanding APC|0 Comments