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LITERATURE REVIEW AND RECENT UPDATES ON PROSTATE BIOPSY
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Meta Analysis / Systematic Review
Oncology: Prostate
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DAT NGUYEN TIEN nguyentiendatyds@gmail.com BINH DAN HOSPITAL UROLOGICAL ONCOLOGY SURGERY HO CHI MINH Vietnam *
KHA NGUYEN TE nguyentiendatyds@gmail.com BINH DAN HOSPITAL UROLOGICAL ONCOLOGY SURGERY HO CHI MINH Vietnam -
TAN MAI VIET NHAT nguyentiendatyds@gmail.com BINH DAN HOSPITAL UROLOGICAL ONCOLOGY SURGERY HO CHI MINH Vietnam -
KHOA DIEM DANG nguyentiendatyds@gmail.com BINH DAN HOSPITAL UROLOGICAL ONCOLOGY SURGERY HO CHI MINH Vietnam -
TUNG NGUYEN THE nguyentiendatyds@gmail.com BINH DAN HOSPITAL UROLOGICAL ONCOLOGY SURGERY HO CHI MINH Vietnam -
ANH NGUYEN VUONG BAO nguyentiendatyds@gmail.com BINH DAN HOSPITAL UROLOGICAL ONCOLOGY SURGERY HO CHI MINH Vietnam -
TAI NGUYEN TU nguyentiendatyds@gmail.com BINH DAN HOSPITAL UROLOGICAL ONCOLOGY SURGERY HO CHI MINH Vietnam -
PHU BUI QUAN THIEN nguyentiendatyds@gmail.com BINH DAN HOSPITAL UROLOGICAL ONCOLOGY SURGERY HO CHI MINH Vietnam -
ANH NGUYEN LE HOANG nguyentiendatyds@gmail.com BINH DAN HOSPITAL UROLOGICAL ONCOLOGY SURGERY HO CHI MINH Vietnam -
NHAN TRAN THANH nguyentiendatyds@gmail.com BINH DAN HOSPITAL UROLOGICAL ONCOLOGY SURGERY HO CHI MINH Vietnam -
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Abstract Content
Prostate biopsy has made significant advancements in recent decades, not only in terms of technique and approach but also in the integration of imaging modalities and pathological assessments.
We reviewed the literature and the latest guidelines from the European and American Urological Associations to summarize the essential foundations and update the current recommendations and trends in prostate biopsy
Transperineal prostate biopsy, supported by multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging (mpMRI), has demonstrated effective detection of clinically significant prostate cancer, especially for tumors located anteriorly, while significantly reducing post-biopsy infectious complications. With the precise guidance of mpMRI, targeted biopsy, along with the complementary value of systematic biopsy and/or peri-lesion biopsy, is being increasingly adopted.
A comprehensive understanding of each biopsy technique, approach, the value of mpMRI, and appropriate adaptation to the available resources of each center are essential keys to optimizing prostate biopsy strategies
Prostate biopsy, Prostate cancer, targeted prostate biopsy, peri-lesional prostate biopsy
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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