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0:47 Are there localized radiation treatments less time-intensive than IMRT?
3:18 After hormone and brachytherapy PSA dropped to 3.3 Gleason 4+3 = 7. Is this a problem?
5:07 Can you get surgery after having radiation treatment for localized cancer?
6:23 How is Prostox used? Is it a blood test?
6:59 Can you re-radiate the prostate multiple times?
8:28 What is a center of excellence? How do you find one?
10:41 High PSA and advanced disease. Trying to find help with long waits is difficult.
11:41 If you get radiation treatment, is it required to follow up with hormone therapy?
14:13 After a TURP procedure, how long do you have to wait before undergoing radiation?
16:11 Alex's conclusions


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