prostate

Prostate cancer is the second most prevalent cancer in men globally. Recent advancements in MRI technology have substantially improved the ability to detect and characterise prostate tumours. The Prostate Imaging-Reporting and Data System…
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Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust urologist Dr Lewis Mambu has chosen Esaote’s MyLab Omega portable ultrasound system for King George Hospital’s outpatient diagnostic unit for local anaesthetic transperineal…
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Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust’s (NNUH) urology team is said to be the first in the east of England and the fourth NHS hospital nationwide to offer a new, less invasive robotic treatment to men with enlarged…
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Advances in MRI technology have significantly enhanced the ability to detect and characterise prostate tumours. The PI-RADS v2.1 reporting system aims to improve the detection, localisation, characterisation and risk stratification of…
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Barclays Eagle Labs has formed a partnership with the University of Edinburgh’s Venture Builder Incubator (VBI), a programme tailored to help PhD students develop and commercialise academic research. Twenty-four new cohort companies, all…
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Fujifilm Healthcare Europe has unveiled the Arietta 65 IntuitiveFusion, a compact diagnostic ultrasound system with dedicated prostate fusion imaging to allow stereotactic navigation of targeted prostate biopsies. The Arietta 65…
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Consultant radiologist Professor Anwar Padhani at Paul Strickland Scanner Centre in Northwood has been rated a world expert in prostatic neoplasms such as prostate cancer. Professor Padhani was ranked in Expertscape, a directory that…
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Prostate cancer specialists from the radiotherapy department at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals Foundation Trust are thought to be the first in the world to use an innovative technique to help patients receiving treatment for…
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Prostate Cancer UK has named 22 healthcare professionals as its inaugural clinical champions. Over the next 18 months their task will be to lead improvement projects to transform care for people living with or affected by prostate cancer.…
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Prostate Cancer UK is calling for passionate and experienced radiologists and radiographers to join its Clinical Champions programme to help transform prostate cancer care across the UK. The 18-month programme is dedicated to improving…
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