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Why ? Cure rates.

Cure rates. overall for all prostate cancers for early & intermediate prostate cancers

Cure rates. overall for all prostate cancers for early & intermediate prostate cancers Usually you only get to be cured of prostate cancer. You need to choose a treatment with a proven cure rate.

The worst thing you can do is make a hasty decision, get treated, and learn that another treatment or doctor may have been better for you Usually you only get to be cured of prostate cancer

It’s best to make a well-informed, practical decision regarding your treatment method and doctor BEFORE any treatment.

Select the doctor and treatment with the with the

Select the doctor and treatment with the with the

We can provide a (We can predict what your cure rate percentage is based on others with similar cancers)

(We can predict what your cure rate percentage is based on others with similar cancers) Home of ProstRcision®Why ?

Home of ProstRcision®Why ? The lowest risk of complications

Home of ProstRcision® Why ? We can destroy all prostate cancer and normal prostate cells without removing the urethra or damaging muscles that control urination. Additionally, the sex nerves often remain intact.

Home of ProstRcision® The chance of urinary leakage has been reported from 8-17% with a radical prostatectomy regardless of the technique (open, laparoscopic or robotic).

Home of ProstRcision® With ProstRcision® there is no urinary leakage because the muscle at the apex of the prostate is not removed.

Men with normal erection and are a 94% age 50 or younger of retaining sexual function. have a chance ProstRcision® With Men with normal erection and are a 94% age 76 or older of retaining sexual function. have a chance Generally, the loss of sexual function occurs in about of men who have a radical prostatectomy.

ProstRcision® A radical prostatectomy may not remove cancer cells located outside your prostate gland will was A study from the Southwest Oncology Group documented that the most common reason for men with advanced cancer to not be cured by a radical prostatectomy is because cancer cells were left behind in the prostate bed.

Hungry for some food and fun? Join Bill and Margaret Frisbee at their home on the first and third Thursday of each month for dinner and socializing. Bill is a retired minister and a 1998 alumni of ProstRcision. RC Cancer Centers will provide Transportation. Sign up in the lobby of your treatment clinic. For more information call Kelly at ext. 320.

Wellness Wednesdays Join us each Wednesday at 10 am in the lobby of the Decatur Clinic Stress management lectures Nutrition seminars Chair massages Bingo More! Check the activity calendar to see what’s on schedule! No RSVP required.

Outings Want to have some fun while touring Atlanta but don’t want to get caught in our infamous traffic? Join us each Wednesday for a great trip with James of On Time transportation who will take you on a tour you won’t forget. The Georgia Aquarium The World of Coca-Cola The Margaret Mitchell House Museum more! Sign up in the lobby of your treatment clinic. Or call Kelly at ext. 320 for more information.

Radiation Graduation Will you be finishing treatment soon? Each Tuesday night we have Radiation Graduation ceremonies. Call Kelly at ext Come march and receive your cap. (No gown required.)

Ladies’ Luncheons Sign up in the lobby of your treatment clinic - Or - call Kelly at ext. 320 for more information. The Ladies Luncheon is held on the second and fourth Thursday of every month. It’s a nice way to meet and talk with other ladies going through similar experiences.

Men’s Meeting and Support On the second and fourth Thursday of each month at 11:30 am, Bill Frisbee leads a discussion for prostate cancer patients. Held at the Decatur Clinic Resource Center No RSVP required After the meeting, the group carpools to lunch. For more information contact Kelly at ext 320.

Physician Lecture Series Each Tuesday evening we offer a light dinner and an educational lecture by one of our own Radiation Oncologists. Dinner starts at 5:00 and the lecture at 5:30. There is no need to RSVP to this FREE event. See the activity calendar for each week’s topic.

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