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Recent studies and guideline summaries show clinicians have routinely checked PSA 6–8 weeks (1.5–2 months) after radical prostatectomy, but new large analyses argue waiting at least three months reduc...
Recent large-cohort evidence and guideline summaries disagree about the ideal timing for the first definitive post‑prostatectomy PSA check: traditional practice often measures PSA at about 1.5–2 month...
PSA usually falls to very low or undetectable levels after radical prostatectomy within about 4–12 weeks; multiple authorities say roughly 4–8 weeks or "about two months," while some cohort data repor...