Results of a new study show that IsoPSA, a novel prostate-specific antigen assay, is readily adopted by practitioners in various practice settings, and its use significantly reduces biopsies in men being evaluated for elevated PSA.
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The IsoPSA Test Is Available, and It Could Change the Diagnostic Paradigm for Prostate Cancer
Cleveland Clinic is now offering the IsoPSA™ test, a novel prostate-specific antigen assay, for patients with a PSA > 4ng/ml who are facing a decision on prostate biopsy.
Study Verifies IsoPSA’s Utility as a Prostate Cancer Biomarker
The IsoPSA prostate-specific antigen test could reduce unnecessary prostate biopsies by more than 40% while reliably differentiating among high-grade, low-grade and benign disease, a new validation study has found.
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