Active surveillance for favorable-risk prostate cancer: who, how and why?

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Laurence Klotz
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[1] L Klotz is Chief of Urology at the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre,
[2] and Professor of Surgery at the University of Toronto,undefined
[3] Toronto,undefined
[4] ON,undefined
[5] Canada.,undefined
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Nature Clinical Practice Oncology | 2007年 / 4卷
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Active surveillance for favorable-risk prostate cancer has become increasingly popular in populations in which prostate cancer screening is widespread because of evidence that screening results in the detection of disease that is not clinically significant in many patients. This Review discusses the results of active surveillance, the criteria for patient selection and the appropriate thresholds for intervention.
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