Prostate Cancer Therapy: Supporting Strategies and Management Options

Dear Colleagues,

Prostate cancer (PCa) stands as one of the most prevalent cancers affecting men globally. As with any malignancy, early detection, pre-treatment preparation and prehabilitation, and effective disease management are paramount in determining favorable patient outcomes.

We are excited to announce our upcoming Special Issue, aiming to provide a comprehensive overview of the current landscape of PCa treatment. It will particularly focus on supportive measures and diverse management options, serving as a vital resource for researchers, practitioners and clinicians in this field.

Within this Special Issue, we have specific interest in articles that delve into supportive measures. These may include investigations into lifestyle modifications, dietary interventions, physical activity or exercise regimens, and risk reduction techniques that have the potential to mitigate the risk of progression or enhance therapeutic responses. We believe that an interdisciplinary approach involving not only urologists and oncologists, but also nutritionists, exercise physiologists and public health professionals is crucial in this endeavor. Moreover, we welcome contributions that address the latest advancements, challenges and emerging approaches in the field of PCa therapy aiming to prevent the progression of initially localized PCa to more advanced stages. This Special Issue will serve as a platform for the exchange of innovative ideas and the dissemination of critical research findings, ultimately promoting progress in the understanding and treatment of PCa.

To ensure that this Special Issue becomes a comprehensive and authoritative resource, we are inviting submissions of original research and reviews. We are eager to receive your contributions and await your insightful research on PCa therapy and supportive strategies. Your expertise and dedication are crucial in advancing our collective knowledge in this critical area of medicine. We sincerely appreciate your commitment to advancing PCa research and patient care. We are confident that your contributions will significantly enhance the value of this Special Issue for the medical community.

Dr. Ingmar Wolff
Prof. Dr. Matthias May
Guest Editors

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• prostate cancer
• therapy
• supporting strategies
• management options
• lifestyle modifications
• dietary interventions
• risk reduction techniques
• prehabilitation
• physical activity
• interdisciplinary approach
• cancer early detection strategies
• rehabilitation
• complications

Title: Long-term Follow-up of Peritoneal Interposition Flap in Symptomatic Lymphocele Reduction Following Robot-Assisted Radical Prostatectomy: Insights from the PIANOFORTE Trial
Authors: Christopher Gossler; Matthias May; Steffen Weikert; Sebastian Lenart; Anton Ponholzer; Christina Dreissig; Gjoko Stojanoski; Isabel Anzinger; Josef Riester; Maximilian Burger; Christian Gilfrich; Roman Mayr; Johannes Bründl
Affiliation: Department of Urology, St. Elisabeth Hospital Straubing, 94315 Straubing, Germany
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