BPH Laser Therapy With Greenlight

09 Sep.,2024

 

BPH Laser Therapy With Greenlight

Do I have to stay in the hospital after a GreenLight procedure?
GreenLight Laser Therapy is generally performed as a same-day surgical procedure. Typically, an overnight stay in the hospital is not required.10

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How much does GreenLight cost?
GreenLight Laser Therapy is covered by Medicare and most private insurance. It&#;s still a good idea to discuss any deductibles or out-of-pocket costs with your doctor&#;s office upfront. There is no guarantee of insurance coverage for any procedure or product. It is the responsibility of the patient to contact their insurance provider for specific coverage information.

Does the GreenLight procedure affect sexual function?
In a recent study, 86% of patients reported improved or unchanged sexual satisfaction; 14% worsened. Similar outcomes were seen for erectile function.5

How long does it take until symptoms are relieved?
Most patients experience relief of symptoms and improvement in urine flow within 24 hours of the procedure. However, medical history, health conditions, and other factors can influence treatment and recovery.4

How long will symptom improvements last?
GreenLight Laser Therapy has proven durability out to 5 years.11,12

Will I continue to need prostate medication after the GreenLight procedure?
Most patients are able to discontinue taking their prostate medication within a few weeks after the GreenLight procedure.13 However, as with any medication, consult with your doctor before making any changes to your dosing.

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How soon can I return to work?
Most patients can resume their normal activities within a couple of days. Strenuous activities can be resumed within a short time.4 Your doctor will discuss any restrictions and your specific condition with you during your visit following your procedure.

Focal Therapy for Prostate Cancer: Procedure & Side Effects

What is focal therapy for prostate cancer?

Focal therapies are types of treatment for localized prostate cancer that target only the area of your prostate where the tumor is located. The tumor must be confined to your prostate (usually only on one side) without spreading to other tissue or organs around your prostate. Each type of focal therapy uses an energy source (like heat, cold or electric shock) to destroy tumor cells.

The goal of focal therapy is to destroy cancerous cells while leaving as much healthy tissue as possible, minimizing side effects and complications. It&#;s an alternative treatment to surgery or radiation, which treats the entire prostate, and active surveillance, where your provider periodically monitors and tests the tumor for signs of spreading. If you have favorable intermediate-risk prostate cancer (PSA between 10 and 20, grade 2 or 3, and less than 50% of biopsies are positive), focal therapy is a potential middle ground between active surveillance and surgery or radiation.

What types of focal therapy are there for prostate cancer?

Types of focal therapy include:

  • Cryotherapy: A provider freezes the tumor with cold gases.
  • Focal laser ablation (FLA): Heat from a laser destroys tumor cells.
  • High-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU): Heat from high-frequency sound waves destroys tumor cells.
  • Irreversible electroporation (IRE): A provider uses electrodes around the tumor to deliver an electric shock that damages tumor cells.
  • Transurethral ultrasound ablation of the prostate (TULSA): Heat from sound waves destroys tumor cells.

Who&#;s eligible for focal therapy?

Focal therapy treats cancer that has a low risk of spreading and is completely contained (localized) in your prostate. Ideally, the tumor is also not near your urinary sphincter (muscle that controls when pee is released from your bladder) or urethra (the tube that drains pee out of your body).

People with intermediate-risk prostate cancer are the best candidates for focal therapy. Low-risk cancers are better managed with active surveillance and high-risk cancers are better treated with whole-gland therapies (like surgery or radiation).

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