Prostate specific antigen (PSA) after radical prostatectomy (RP) assessed by ultrasensitive assay may help to detect biochemical recurrence (BR) at an early stage and thus probably more sensitive to salvage radiotherapy (SRT). We aimed to evaluate the efficacy of SRT in patients after RP with postoperative PSA increase below the conventional threshold of biochemical recurrence.
Vesely Stepan合作论文数14Chocholatý Matúš合作论文数12
Ladislav Jarolim合作论文数12Marek Babjuk合作论文数11Havlová Klára合作论文数9
Pavel Dusek合作论文数7Marko Babjuk合作论文数6P. Hanek合作论文数5
Ivan Kawaciuk合作论文数5
Marta Kalousová合作论文数Institute of Medical Biochemistry and Laboratory Diagnostics, General University Hospital;Institute of Medical Biochemistry and Laboratory Diagnostics, The First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University5M. Rejchrt合作论文数5M. Koldová合作论文数4J. Lisý合作论文数3M. Čechová合作论文数3T Zima合作论文数2
Jan Mares合作论文数2Duskova Katerina合作论文数2Marie Jáchymová合作论文数2l hyrsl合作论文数2jan jerie合作论文数1V. Šturcová Kaliská合作论文数1mudr kateřina bartonickova合作论文数1Grega Marek合作论文数1
Heger Zbynek合作论文数Dept Chem & Biochem, Mendel Univ Brno1Hacek Jaromir合作论文数1M. Cerny合作论文数1Kyra Michalova合作论文数1V. Kaliska合作论文数1
Ivo Minarik合作论文数1
Tomáš Zima合作论文数Charles University in Prague1
Marek Minarik合作论文数Laboratory of Molecular Oncology, Genomac International Ltd1P Verner合作论文数1
