- An abnormal PSA is detected at a GP appointment or health assessment.
- You or your GP books an appointment for the prostate care clinic.
- You have a pre-clinic phone call with our nurse to talk through reasons for referral and let you know what to expect on the day.
- You have an initial consultation with a urologist, multi-parametric (mpMRI) MRI/other diagnostic tests and follow-up consultation to discuss your test results. Depending your test results, you may also have a biopsy if results are abnormal. All of this can be done on the same day.
- If your biopsy results are abnormal, you’ll be told about treatment options.
All patients with abnormal biopsy results are discussed at a multidisciplinary meeting to decide a tailored treatment plan.
If you receive an abnormal biopsy result and are diagnosed with prostate cancer, your case will be discussed at a multidisciplinary team meeting, which includes a prostate cancer nurse.
A multidisciplinary team is comprised of a group of experts from different clinical disciplines. They will discuss your biopsy results and jointly devise a tailored treatment plan.
As a leading cancer hospital in London, we provide comprehensive prostate cancer treatment utilising state-of-the-art technology and facilities.
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