Onkologie. 2009:3(6):351-356
The first attempts for regular prostate cancer screening by digital rectal examination and ultrasonography are dated to 1980s. Later introduction
of the prostate – specific antigen (PSA) blood test casued a revolution in prostate cancer management and almost doubled the risk
of a diagnosis. A decrease or stabilization in prostate cancer death rates has been observed since that time, but has been uncertain whether
there can be a contribution of improved treatment. The recent release of two large randomized trials suggests that if there is a benefit of
screening, it is, at best, small. Article reviews short history of screening for prostate cancer and outlines current knowledge on this issue.
Published: January 1, 2010 Show citation
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