Family Physician's Approach to Elevated PSA

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  1. Approach to elevated PSA in the Family Practice Dr. Ho Siew Hong Consultant Urologist S H Ho Urology and Laparoscopy Centre Gleneagles Hospital
  2. What do they have in common? Arnold Palmer Norman Schwartzkopf Rudolph Guiliani Harry Belafonte Nelson Mandela
  3. PSA
    • Prostate Specific Antigen
    • Revolutionary tumour marker for prostate cancer
    • Normal 0 – 4 mmol/L
    • Highly sensitive, less specific (carcinoma in 20% - 30%)
  4. Causes of raised PSA
    • Carcinoma
    • BPH
    • Infection – prostatitist, cystitis
    • Stones – prostatic
    • Instrumentation or surgery – cystoscopy
    • Digital rectal examination – does not cause any chances in PSA
  5. Who should have a PSA check?
    • Opportunistic screening
    • Males > 40 years
    • Lower urinary tract symptoms – obstructive, irritative
    • Abnormal DRE
    • Family history of Prostate Carcinoma
    • Social – to allay patient’s concern
  6. What to do with a raised PSA?
    • All raised PSA must be evaluated
    • Most cases require evaluation by a Urologist
    • PSA trend can be observed in a small and selected group of patients, i.e. patients with history suggestive of infection
  7. How is raised PSA evaluated?
    • Repeat test after a course of antibiotics, 2-3 weeks later
    • Exclude infection – urinalysis, culture
    • TRUS – transrectal ultrasound and biopsy
  8. Transrectal Ultrasound and Biopsy
  9. Transrectal Ultrasound and Biopsy
  10. Complications of TRUS
    • Generally minimal
    • Hematuria
    • Hematospermia
    • Per rectal bleeding
    • UTI, sepsis (1 – 3%)
  11. Treatment Options for Early Prosate Carcinoma
    • Organ confined disease, no involvement of lymph nodes or distant metastasis
    • Watchful waiting
    • Surgery
    • Radiation
  12. Advanced Prostate Carcinoma
    • Palliative
    • Delay onset of symptoms
    • Average life expectancy 2- 5 years
  13. Hormonal Manipulation
    • Surgical orchidectomy *
    • GnRH analogue e.g. Zoladex, Casodex *
    • Anti-androgen e.g. cypoterone acetate
    • Estrogen e.g. stilbesterol
    • * 1 st line treatment
  14. PAW 2004 Singapore
    • Informed consent form
    • Answer IPSS and IIEF-5 forms
    • Blood for serum total PSA (Tandem R assay Yang Hybritech technique)
    • Central testing of serum total PSA: SGH
    • No DRE
    • Those with elevated serum total PSA (>4 ng/dl) advised TRUS-guided biopsy of the prostate
    Cancer detection rate (based on serum total PSA): 1.2 % (43/3415)
  15. Overview of the screened Population
  16. Thank you
  17. PAW 2004 Singapore
    • Number of men who had biopsy and their PSA range
    • 168/252 (66.6%) men who underwent TRUS-guided biopsy of the prostae
    168 Total 7 (4.1%) 20.01 and above 26 (15.5%) 10.01 - 20.0 135 (80.4%) 4.01 - 10.0 No of subjects PSA level (ng/dl)

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