Five-year survival after prostate cancer eradication

Prostate

cancer is a common malignant tumor in men, and eradication can clear the lesion and prevent further development of the disease. If the patient's surgical margin is negative, regular follow-up after surgery, and maintain a scientific lifestyle, the five-year survival rate can reach about 90%. For patients with positive surgical margin, if there is no active treatment after surgery to help control the disease, the survival rate may decline, and recurrence may occur in a short time after surgery.