Jacek L. Mostwin, M.D., D. Phil. (Oxon), Medical Editor
Dr. Mostwin, a urological surgeon at Johns Hopkins, maintains a busy medical practice focusing on prostate cancer. He has performed more than 2,300 radical prostatectomies over the years. Among his major research interests are urinary continence issues and bladder function. Most of Dr. Mostwin's scientific publications have dealt with lower urinary tract problems.

We have assembled a prestigious medical advisory board comprised of faculty members at Johns Hopkins to provide you with information that can help prevent your quality of life from diminishing even if you do suffer from a prostate disorder.

Alan W. Partin, M.D., Ph.D.
is a renowned surgeon, researcher, and teacher whose work has influenced urological advances. Dr. Partin, Professor and Director of the James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute at Johns Hopkins, has both a basic science and clinical interest in prognosis prediction for men with prostate cancer. He is a dedicated scientist. Over the years, he has focused his scientific attention on development and testing of new and existing methods for predicting the aggressiveness of prostate cancers so that rational treatment decisions can be made by both patients and physicians.
The Partin tables, the diagnostic prostate cancer nomograms that Dr. Partin developed in 1993, now help prostate cancer patients the world over get an accurate prediction of their likelihood of being cured.

The physicians and researchers at the Johns Hopkins Brady Urological Institute aspire to provide the best medical care for patients through world-class medical practice, research and education.

Under the direction of chairman Dr. Alan Partin, the clinical facility is the world leader in treating prostate cancer, benign prostate hyperplasia, erectile dysfunction, incontinence and bladder dysfunction.

The research faculty, under the guidance of Dr. Robert H. Getzenberg, is renowned for breakthrough research in areas ranging from tumor suppressors and gene therapy to cell adhesion molecules and tumor markers.

A Personal Letter from Dr. Mostwin, which reviews critical prostate developments of the past few weeks. Treatment strategies. Early intervention options. New clinical trials. Reports from urological conferences that are helping to improve and prolong men’s lives.

In-Depth Reports give you the latest information about everything from new medications and preventive measures to dietary guidelines and minimally invasive procedures. Informative articles from leading prostate experts. No sensationalism. No hype. No hard-to-decipher medical jargon — just the facts you need to make better-informed health decisions.

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Grand Rounds: readers pose detailed questions about difficult health care decisions — and get detailed answers from top Hopkins urology specialists. The Bulletin helps you recognize early warning signs… communicate more effectively with your physician… understand your options.

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The Johns Hopkins Prostate Bulletin Summer 2007:
Rare and Unusual Cancers of the Prostate
Dr. Patrick Walsh on the Radical Prostatectomy

For nearly a decade, the specialists at Johns Hopkins' James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute have been bringing you the latest news and most cutting-edge treatments for prostate cancer, BPH and prostatitis in The Johns Hopkins Prostate Bulletin.

In the Rare and Unusual Cancers of the Prostate issue, Dr. Jacek L. Mostwin and his esteemed colleague Dr. Jonathan L. Epstein give you a thorough overview of our progress in our battle against prostate disease.

In the Doctor's Letter, Dr. Mostwin presents the breaking news on prostate disorders:

• PSA as an Effective Early Marker of Prostate Cancer: the latest findings

• Expectant Management: results of a new study on 'watchful waiting' as a good option for many men

• Statins and Prostate Cancer: can your cholesterol drug also protect you from prostate cancer?

• Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms and Waist Circumference: can obesity contribute to an enlarged prostate?

• Possible New LUTS Therapy: Erectile Dysfunction Medication: Can Viagra, Cialis and Levitra also help your enlarged prostate (BPH)?

The second section of this issue features a special profile of Dr. Patrick C. Walsh, "Surgical Pioneer, Innovator, Teacher, Author," on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of his first radical prostatectomy, and his reunion with that first patient, still alive and well today. This issue also marked the latest edition of his seminal work: "Dr. Patrick Walsh's Guide to Surviving Prostate Cancer."

In this 9-page illustrated article, Dr. Walsh gives a detailed description of how the radical prostatectomy is performed, with the special refinements he has innovated over his many years as a surgeon. The new techniques he has perfected are designed to preserve sexual function and urinary continence as far as possible after you undergo prostate cancer surgery.

You'll also get Dr. Walsh's invaluable guide to what you need to look for in your own prostate surgeon if you decide on a radical prostatectomy.

In the In-Depth report of the Summer 2007 Prostate Bulletin, Dr. Epstein presents a 16-page guide to Rare and Unusual Cancers of the Prostate.

In this report, you will learn about:

• Bladder cancer and how it affects the prostate.

• Colon cancer and rectal cancer, and how they can invade the prostate.

• What is sarcoma of the prostate?

• Interpreting a prostate biopsy correctly: Why it's so difficult.

• The factors that could cause mistakes in diagnosing prostate cancer.

• Why having an experienced pathologist is key in diagnosing prostate cancer.

• When to get a second (or third or more) opinion on your prostate cancer diagnosis.
  ...and much more.

In the fourth section of the Summer 2007 issue, Grand Rounds, you'll also get 4 pages of detailed answers to your many questions (yes, keep them coming in, please!):

• Salvage Radiation Therapy after Brachytherapy?

• Erection Failure after Radical Prostatectomy?

• Peyronie's Disease After a Prostate Biopsy?

• Do I Need a Prostate Biopsy?

• Thank You for Your Prostate Cancer Advice: Progress Report after Radical Prostatectomy

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As with all issues of the Prostate Bulletin, you will find cutting-edge information on BPH, prostate cancer, prostatitis, erectile dysfunction, lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) and more. For each prostate disorder, you can expect to find breaking news on:

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Learn about prostate cancer, its diagnosis and successful treatment. What emerging medications and technologies are of greatest interest for eradicating prostate cancer. The latest news on BPH. How a prostate biopsy is performed. The risk factors for prostate cancer, and the action you can take now to try to prevent prostate cancer.

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