Hashim Ahmed

@londonprostate1.bsky.social

Chair of Urology Lead, Section of Specialty Surgery Consultant Urological Surgeon Imperial London www.imperialprostate.org

🧵[5/6] 💡 Got a new trial idea to improve outcomes for men with prostate cancer? Use our form and submit your proposal Deadline: 4pm, Fri 13 Feb Applicants are encouraged to present their ideas and take part in the discussion at the next CRSG meeting. prostatecanceruk.org/research/for...

UK Prostate Cancer Clinical Research Strategy Group

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Excellent podium presentation by our resident Chase Ng on >1200 patients in #RAPID discharged with negative MRI or biopsy Only 1 in 12 developed csPCa & 1 in 20 needed cancer treatment by 5 years More evidence of the oncological efficacy of pre-biopsy MRI! #AUA25 🇺🇸

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Great to see Professor Hashim Ahmed @londonprostate1.bsky.social talking @nickferrarilbc.bsky.social through his PSA blood test this morning, and sharing why the TRANSFORM trial is vital for finding the best way to screen men for #ProstateCancer. prostatecanceruk.org/research/tra...

Imperial Prostate@ip-london.bsky.social · last yr.

💬 #TRANSFORM will look at new ways of screening to reduce false positives, reduce biopsy rates and reduce diagnosing low risk cancers whilst finding more high risk cancers that need treating. @londonprostate1.bsky.social @prostatecanceruk.bsky.social @nihr.bsky.social www.lbc.co.uk/opinion/view...

Mr Chase Ng presents 5-year follow-up data for patients discharged with negative MRI/biopsy from our #RAPID pathway #EAU25 🇪🇸 1 in 12 were subsequently diagnosed with GG2+ cancer and 1 in 20 needed treatment - this further highlights the efficacy of MRI-based diagnostics!

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Lastly for Imperial Prostate today @ #EAU25 🇪🇸 is Ms Deepika Reddy in the new technologies & focal therapy in localised PCa session Traditional risk classification strategies developed for radical treatment are not transferrable to focal therapy outcomes. Risk models are in development!

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