Alex asks Dr. Scholz questions from our YouTube comments on PSA monitoring after radiation therapy.
0:05 My father has a PSA of 0.9 after radiotherapy six months after radiotherapy. How often do you recommend doing PSA testing during the first year and up to five years after treatment?
0:43 What should the PSA be directly after radiotherapy and how long should it take to get to that level?
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