Prostate cancer and comorbid urological pathologies - Elena Vladimirovna, Boyko;Rano Mirzagalebovna, Tillyashaykhova;Jaloliddin Usmonkhon Ugli, Alimov
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Various approaches are available for patients with early localised prostate cancer, ranging from prostatectomy and radiotherapy to hormonal treatment, cryoablation and active surveillance. However, most of these methods are accompanied by the risk of urological complications, including overactive bladder, incontinence and erectile dysfunction, the severity of which also depends on the chosen therapy. This work aims to address an urgent clinical and scientific challenge: improving the effectiveness of prostate cancer treatment in patients with urological comorbidity by integrating adjuvant…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Various approaches are available for patients with early localised prostate cancer, ranging from prostatectomy and radiotherapy to hormonal treatment, cryoablation and active surveillance. However, most of these methods are accompanied by the risk of urological complications, including overactive bladder, incontinence and erectile dysfunction, the severity of which also depends on the chosen therapy. This work aims to address an urgent clinical and scientific challenge: improving the effectiveness of prostate cancer treatment in patients with urological comorbidity by integrating adjuvant therapy into a comprehensive treatment strategy. This approach is of significant practical relevance for specialists in oncourology and urology.This book is recommended for oncourologists, researchers, masters and senior students.
Autorenporträt
Boyko Elena Vladimirovna: MD, Professor, Scientific Director of the Department of Urology, RSNPMC&R.Tillyashaykhova Rano Mirzagalebovna: Doctor of Medical Sciences, Researcher of the Department of Endovisual Surgery of the RSSPMC&R.Alimov Jaloliddin Usmonkhon Ugli: Ph.D., Assistant of the Department of Urology, Tashkent State Medical University.