Research Award
Completed Award
Award ID: 12/35/54
Shortlist:
A randomised controlled trial of Partial prostate Ablation versus Radical prosTatectomy (PART) in intermediate risk unilateral clinically localised prostate cancer a feasibility study
Headline:
Randomisation of men to a RCT comparing partial prostate ablation and radical prostatectomy is feasible.
Plain English Summary:
Design: A study comparing less-invasive partial ablation (PA) of the prostate with standard total ablative surgery in the form of radical prostatectomy (RP).
The study will be conducted in two phases: Phase 1, a feasibility phase (HTA funding already secured) followed by Phase 2, the main recruitment phase.
Currently funding is secured for Phase 1 of the PART study only. Setting: Phase 1: Four large Urology departments at Oxford, Sheffield, Brist...
The study will be conducted in two phases: Phase 1, a feasibility phase (HTA funding already secured) followed by Phase 2, the main recruitment phase.
Currently funding is secured for Phase 1 of the PART study only. Setting: Phase 1: Four large Urology departments at Oxford, Sheffield, Brist...
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Abstract:
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men and around 7500 men in the UK each year are asked to make a decision about their treatment.
Currently, depending on how likely it is that the cancer will progress, the current standard treatment options are: 1. An operation to remove the prostate
either with open or keyhole surgery 2. Radiotherapy delivered from outside the body or by placing radioactive seeds in the prostate 3. Regular ...
Currently, depending on how likely it is that the cancer will progress, the current standard treatment options are: 1. An operation to remove the prostate
either with open or keyhole surgery 2. Radiotherapy delivered from outside the body or by placing radioactive seeds in the prostate 3. Regular ...
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Award:
£676,591.10
Start Date:
January 2015
End Date:
March 2017
Contracting Organisation:
Publication Date:
September 2018
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