Publications by authors named "Matthew Janiga"
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- There is concern about over-treatment in young men (≤55 years) diagnosed with prostate cancer, as 45% of these cases are classified as very low risk, yet most receive active treatment despite favorable outcomes.
- The study identified young men as potential candidates for active surveillance (AS) rather than immediate treatment, particularly those with specific low-risk cancer characteristics.
- Analysis of data from servicemen revealed a significant increase in PSA-detected prostate cancer cases over time, with a large proportion of those diagnosed opting for treatment despite having favorable pathology.
Absorbable suture clips used during partial nephrectomy may be recognized as small hyperdensities near the excision site at 5 months after implantation. They may be completely resorbed and no longer visible at 11 months after implantation.
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