Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is the 6th most common cancer worldwide, and the most common cancer (apart from skin cancers) in Australian men.
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A prostate biopsy is currently the only way to diagnose prostate cancer. The majority of men will have had a blood test (PSA) and a prostate examination. If either of these two tests are abnormal the next step is to obtain an image of the prostate using an MRI scan. This scan provides an internal…

The insertion of an Advance Sling is a surgical procedure for the management of male urinary incontinence. The patient in this video has previously had a radical prostatectomy. He is over one year following surgery and is bothered by mild urinary incontinence at times of increased physical activity. The video below highlights the surgical steps…