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PSA guidance for primary care relating to follow - up after diagnosis of prostate cancer

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NICE have given guidance re: follow up if "Active Surveillance":

 

Table describing the protocol for active surveillance in prostate health management, detailing timing for tests like PSA measurement, digital rectal examination, and multiparametric MRI.

 

Other NHS organisations have more specific guidance such as (2):

 

Detailed PSA guidance chart for general practitioners outlining prostate cancer risk stratification, follow-up protocols, and criteria for referral and discharge.

 

Guidance chart for general practitioners on PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) follow-up protocols, including criteria for discharge, primary care follow-up, and triggers for re-referral based on patient conditions and PSA levels.

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