CyberKnife Treatment For Prostate Cancer - What are My Options?

[@thomasfrancisoconnell8161]

Thank you Dr. Haas for a wonderful explanation, the best video I have seen to date clearly explaining the differences in treatment in 10 minutes.

[@affiliateinternetmarketing9980]

This kind of information is very helpful for seniors like me.

[@db_carguy4833]

Great explanation Dr Haas, I like the sound of cyberknife however I was told that I am not a candidate due to the size of the prostate. why does the size of the prostate limit the cyberknife option?

[@rayarias7127]

Thank you for the information.

[@foropera]

What perspective do we have on the side effects beyond 5 years on the surrounding organs such as the rectum, the bladder, the penile bulb? Spacer gel with SBRT?

[@johnbascietto2207]

Thanks for educating the general public I’m deciding what treatment to discuss with my urologist for prostate cancer I feel confident this is the way to go

[@jeep1570]

John, what did you decide and how are you doing now?

[@wendellrider1212]

Thank you!

[@islammahmoudrizk9841]

Impressive.. Did you publish recommendations related to physical aspects of CK (dose, RTP.. etc

[@grafenr.3405]

Doctor made some great points. Exploring ones options is great idea

[@jihadhaddadin1586]

Please do you have any hospitals in LA or in California

[@kareemhasan6925]

Very good information is this type of treatment suitable for prostate cancer Gleason core 4+5

[@Jeffnardo62]

Great video ! Everything is explained !

[@MRHEAT20]

Thank you for the great information

[@foropera]

In brachytherapy you don't have to track, follow the prostate since you are implanting straight into it under ultrasound viewer control. Plus the idea of not holding a baby or a pregnant woman on your knees for 2 months is not really a big deal.

[@iamric23]

Is it true that patients using cyberknife have to drink absorbent amount of water before lying down for treatment? I have also read that it is hard to get through it due to the fact that the person needs to urinate and has a hard time holding the urge.

[@bigpapi101]

Is this covered by insurance?

[@cigdamagelungs]

Great points

[@russellaustin8453]

Is this available in the UK ?

[@robertcruce4443]

This is good information

[@gloriashangotola6149]

Meeting Dr gboya on KZbin has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have been finally cured from prostate cancer thanks doc God bless you doc. #drgboya

[@pepie1231]

i hear they can take out the prostrate . by doing this will it help life longer from stage 4

[@yoganada1549]

Scientific reason for increasing PSA level please.

[@RH-xd3nx]

Calcium..clogs up the ducts which makes it swell up giving high psa level readings..I'm not a Dr or giving advice..just my assessment.

[@glenbearh9109]

I cannot tolerate an MRI can they still perform this? Maybe a CT scan?

[@glenbearh9109]

To answer my own question-Yes! I start SBRT October 6th 2021 I've had the SpaceOAR gel placed along with the gold markers. Yea!

[@johntanoverseas]

pls comments compare to HIFU

[@JonnyTBooker]

there's different types of hifu targeted where they only destroy the cancerous areas plus a margin and you get to keep your prostate and it can grow back somewhat or total ablation of the prostate it's done with high frequency sound so no radiation the recovery is a catheter for 1-2 weeks as apposed to cyberknife no catheter have you looked into focal laser ablation? also check out this I started this protocol 10 weeks ago (and casodex in april) and my PSA has dropped from 49.4 to 8.4 kzbin.info/www/bejne/foqsfaGgmMSqq7s

[@artmaltman]

Are Cyberknife and SBRT the same thing (depending on the skill of the physician of course). Thank you.

[@mskdnejwuibwiunsgertrhjdhrudke]

psa a is flawed stop using it