OBJECTIVE. Active surveillance (AS) has emerged as a management strategy for
preventing overtreatment of indolent prostate cancer. Selection of patients for AS has …

Background The inclusion criterion for active surveillance (AS) is low-or intermediate-risk
prostate cancer. The predictive value of the presence of a suspicious lesion at magnetic …

Active surveillance (AS) is an alternative to immediate intervention in patients with very low-
and low-risk prostate cancer. Ongoing reports from multiple AS programs have consistently …

METHODS We retrospectively identified 205 men in the Johns Hopkins AS program with a
median follow-up of 2 years.(IQR 1-4 years) who underwent a mpMRI and PHI within 6 …

The important message in the Open Horizon paper by Giganti et al [1] in this issue of
European Urology Open Science is the repeated call for the introduction of risk-based …

Purpose To determine the role that magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and MR
spectroscopic imaging findings obtained at the time of diagnosis play in the progression of …

59 Background: Pathologic progression is identified in> 25% of prostate cancer (CaP)
patients on active surveillance (AS). Yet, identifying patients at risk for progression is limited …

INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVE: While active surveillance has increased, patient
selection and misclassification remain an issue. We evaluate the role of mpMRI and the …

63 Background: Active surveillance (AS) is an option for patients with low risk prostate
cancer (PCa); however, determining disease progression is challenging. At the NCI …

Purpose: We assessed whether changes in serial multiparametric magnetic resonance
imaging can help predict the pathological progression of prostate cancer in men on active …