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Mr. Marc Laniado (Consultant Urologist, The Focal Therapy Clinic): I assess PSA, MRI, and biopsy results to determine whether focal therapy is suitable or if whole-gland treatment (surgery/radiotherapy) is necessary. Patient preferences play a key role in decision-making, ensuring a personalized approach to prostate cancer care. 00:00 Introduction: Discussing Focal Therapy 00:06 Reviewing Results Together 00:20 The Multidisciplinary Team 00:44 When MRI Scans Arent Enough 01:05 When Biopsies Arent Sufficient 01:20 Only Treating the Right Patients Mr. Marc Laniado - https://www.thefocaltherapyclinic.co.uk/about-us/our-consultants/mr-marc-laniado/ Care Pathway - https://www.thefocaltherapyclinic.co.uk/process/

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Mr. Marc Laniado (Consultant Urologist, The Focal Therapy Clinic): MRI fusion improves focal therapy accuracy, ensuring over 90% of men are cancer-free at one year. Globally, 7580% of men avoid radical treatment for 610 years post-focal therapy, making it an effective and minimally invasive option for prostate cancer. Marc Laniado - https://www.thefocaltherapyclinic.co.uk/about-us/our-consultants/mr-marc-laniado/ MRI US Fusion Technology - https://www.thefocaltherapyclinic.co.uk/focal-therapy/medical-suitability/mri-scans-prostate-cancer/ Success Rates - https://www.thefocaltherapyclinic.co.uk/focal-therapy/success-and-clinical-evidence/ 00:00 Introduction: MRI Fusion in Focal Therapy 00:04 Why MRI Fusion Matters (Precision & Accuracy) 00:14 One-Year Success Rates (Over 90% Cancer-Free) 00:22 Long-Term Success of Focal Therapy (Global Data) 00:34 Avoiding Radical Treatments (610 Years Control) 00:52 Key Takeaway: Precise, Minimally Invasive & Effective

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Mr. Marc Laniado (Consultant Urologist, The Focal Therapy Clinic): The type of focal therapy depends on tumor location. HIFU is used for tumors at the back of the prostate, while NanoKnife or cryotherapy are preferred for tumors at the front. Outcomes and side effects are similar across techniques, and the choice depends on patient suitability and tumor characteristics.

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