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How do you counsel/advise patients when asked to compare ultrahypofractionated radiotherapy with the TULSA procedure?

Assume the patient is a good candidate for both and is low or favorable intermediate risk disease.
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I start by noting that the three NCCN-guideline recommended management plans for favorable-risk prostate cancer are radiotherapy (including SBRT), surgery, and active surveillance, and the latter two often require additional local therapy to render a patient cured within the next 5-10 years. In gene...

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