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See Latest ArticlesThe Choice Between a Therapy-Induced Long-Term Symptom and Shortened Survival Due to Prostate Cancer
European Urology, 08/24/06
Thomas Hopfgarten, et al. - Conclusion: Willingness to accept therapy-induced long-term symptoms to avoid a shortened survival due to prostate cancer varies dramatically among men with localized prostate cancer and a large majority of men are in one of two extreme categories. Among symptoms, long-term fecal leakage was the one fewest men were willing to accept to gain survival
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