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The frequency and guidelines for PSA testing after radical prostatectomy, including the role of PSA thresholds and kinetics in defining biochemical recurrence and guiding salvage therapy.
After radical prostatectomy, the first PSA check is usually delayed until the immediate postoperative PSA has cleared (commonly 6–8 weeks), and major guideline frameworks recommend more frequent testi...
can, in some patients, produce measurable PSA after and thereby complicate post‑operative surveillance, but the weight of contemporary evidence and guideline practice treats most persistent or rising ...
The median time to biochemical recurrence (BCR) after (RP) is not a single fixed number but typically falls in the 20–38 month window (roughly 1.7–3.2 years) in contemporary series, with many cohort-l...