Dr. Paul Sieber and co-host Ashleigh Renitsky, Oncology PA, are joined by Dr. Morris from Urology Associates of Nashville to discuss how clinical guidelines have driven increased awareness of germline and somatic mutations in prostate cancer. They discuss how germline and somatic testing can help personalize treatment strategies and share real world case studies. The conversation also encourages the need for continued education in this rapidly advancing field and adoption of genetic testing in urology. 

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In the second episode of our miniseries, Precision Oncology and Prostate Cancer: The New Standard of Care, Dr. Paul Sieber and Ashleigh Renitsky, Oncology PA, will break down the different types of genetic and molecular tests—including gene expression, germline, somatic, and circulating tumor DNA tests—discuss which patients qualify for each, and explore how to implement streamlined testing protocols in their practice to ensure their patients are receiving the standard of care. They’ll also cover the critical role of genetic counselors in helping patients understand their test results and make informed treatment decisions.

Whether you're a provider, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant, this podcast will provide valuable insights to help integrate genetic testing into your practice.

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The Modern Urologist Podcast has launched a new miniseries, Precision Oncology and Prostate Cancer: The New Standard of Care, hosted by Dr. Paul Sieber and Ashleigh Renitsky, Oncology PA. This series will focus on the evolving role of genetic testing in prostate cancer care and its impact on personalized patient treatment plans.

Episode #1 - Genetic testing basics
The first installment will provide an overview of genetic testing, highlighting the difference between germline and somatic testing, and their implications for personalized treatment. This episode emphasizes the importance of integrating streamlined testing protocols into clinical practice, understanding test results to tailor therapies for patients, and leveraging genetic counselors. 

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In this conversation, Dr. Tim Richardson from Wichita Urology and Dr. Ben Lowentritt from Chesapeake Urology discuss the integration and utilization of Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) in urology practices, particularly within advanced prostate cancer (APC) clinics. Dr. Lowentritt explains the benefits of using APPs to address physician shortages, increase efficiency, and more. 

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Dr. Tim Richardson from Wichita Urology and Dr. Jonathan Henderson from Arkansas Urology discuss the use and benefits of Prolaris testing in prostate cancer management. Dr. Henderson elaborates on how Prolaris aids in decision-making for his prostate cancer patients, highlighting its role in reducing overtreatment and undertreatment. 

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Dr. Tim Richardson from Wichita Urology interviews Dr. Scott Sellinger, the current president - elect of the Large Urology Group Practice Association (LUGPA). They discuss LUGPA's history, current status, and future goals. Initially founded to support large independent urology practices, LUGPA now includes any independent urology practice. Dr. Sellinger also highlights the challenges facing independent urology practices. 

*Episode was filmed 11/23 

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In this episode of The Modern Urologist, Dr. Mark Edney is joined by Dr. Paul Sieber, a urologist from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to discuss the use of genetic testing in the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer. Dr. Sieber emphasizes the importance of hereditary cancer testing, as well as tissue-based biomarkers like Prolaris®, in determining the best treatment plans for this prostate cancer patients.

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On this episode of TMU we're diving deep into the rapidly evolving landscape of prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment with special guest, Dr. Adam Cole, a board-certified pathologist. Dr. Cole will discuss the traditional Gleason grading system, the limitations of pathology, and how incorporating genetic markers can improve patient outcomes.  

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In this episode of TMU we have the pleasure of being joined by two urology experts, Dr. Ravi Rajan, Urologist, and Dr. William Ding, Radiation Oncologist, as they discuss topics ranging from genetic testing in prostate cancer for personalized treatment plans to the importance of collaboration between urologists and radiation oncologists. Our guests highlight the significance of effective communication and seamless integration within the treatment team. They also  shed light on the consequences of lack of collaboration and how it can impacts patient care and satisfaction. Listen along as they share valuable insights and practical tips for improving communication and collaboration between these specialties.

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Join our panel of experts, Dr. Neal Shore, Dr. Ben Lowentritt, Dr. Ted Schaefer, and Dr. Jonathan Tward, as they discuss the various components and utility of a full workup for localized prostate cancer. They explore the importance of germline testing and how it has significant implications for personalized treatment choices. They will also discuss and examine the use of traditional biomarkers like PSA, PSA density, kinetics, and the Gleason grade system, as well as newer advancements in molecular markers and the potential use of artificial intelligence. Tune in as our experts share their insights, experiences, and expectations for the future of prostate cancer care.

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