What to know about prostate cancer- Second most common male cancer and a leading cause of death in men
- A major concern for men ages 40 to 60, despite advances in diagnosis and treatment
- Early diagnosis and treatment dramatically improves outcomes
- Attacks one in six men, but fatal in just 3 percent of cases, thanks to effective diagnosis and treatment
- Significant cause of death for elderly patients
Prostate cancer care at MUSC - Multidisciplinary team — Urology, medical oncology, radiation oncology, radiology, interventional radiology, pathology
- Weekly conference to discuss each new case
- Most advanced diagnostic and staging capabilities for both localized and metastatic disease imaging
- Genitourinary fellowship-trained pathologist who reviews all prostate biopsies obtained at MUSC and many from across the state
- Among the most experienced centers in the nation in staging and identifying early advanced disease — essential for effective multi-modality therapy
- South Carolina’s only medical center offering all four types of prostatectomy — robotic, laparoscopic, perineal and retropubic
- The latest radiotherapeutic techniques and national and regional clinical trials — MUSC Hollings Cancer Center is the state’s only National Cancer Institute-designated cancer center
Listen to audio podcasts or watch videos from our specialists covering prostate cancer: Podcasts: Videos: For additional information on prostate cancer, visit the MUSC Health Library to learn more about prostate cancer. | 
