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25.01.2022 Of men up to age of 85, one in six males will be diagnosed with prostate cancer. Prostate cancer in its early stages often shows no symptom, making it difficult... to detect. When symptoms do appear, it is normally due to non-cancerous conditions affecting the prostate. When a patient is referred to the urologist with suspicion of prostate cancer, it is typically an elevated PSA. PSA is, however, not a diagnostic test; its just a red flag. The next step usually is to get a multi parametric MRI. The radiologist will analyse and give a score, known as the PI-RAD score. The score tells how suspicious any lesion is in the prostate, for the urologist to come to a final decision as to whether to proceed to a biopsy or not.

21.01.2022 Here is a sneak peek from behind the scenes at the recent filming of our upcoming video which explains the evidence based benefits of exercise for men with prostate cancer. Movember Foundation Australia, International Explosives Equipment, Edith Cowan University (ECU)

20.01.2022 Happening now at Asia Pacific Prostate Cancer Conference 2019 #apcc19 ! Come visit us if you are there! #prostatecancer #urology #biobotmonalisa #zigmedtechasia

20.01.2022 "Robotic prostate biopsy and needle localization are technological developments that have the potential to positively influence the diagnosis and management of ...prostate cancer. All of that enables more precise and accurate localization of targets Dr. dr. Irfan Wahyudi, Sp.U (K), Head of the Urology Department of RSCM-FKUI, in Jakarta Source: http://sironline.id//biopsi-robot-paling-akurat-untuk-ceg/ (quote google translated) #prostatecancer #urology #biobotmonalisa

19.01.2022 It's Prostate Cancer Awareness Month! We took Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia CEO Jeff Dunn and Advisor the Hon Jim Lloyd into the lab to learn how pathology helps with early detection, diagnosis and monitoring, to keep Aussies well. Go pathology!

19.01.2022 In case you missed this story last Friday night! While this finding from UK research is a great step in the right direction, more research is needed before this... test could be used. It is not intended to replace the PSA test, but could work alongside it in future. As ever, awareness is key we urge men to talk to their doctor about their prostate health! #AskPCFA #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth

19.01.2022 JUST TWO MORE DAYS! We are excited to be part of the upcoming #apcc19. The Biobots Mona Lisa, a robotic prostate biopsy system, will be displayed at Booth 3 wi...th Getz Healthcare. Please come visit us if you are there! http://prostatecancerconference.org.au/ #urology #prostatecancer #biobotmonalisa

15.01.2022 After nearly 5 years the updated oral fluid standard AS/NZS 4760:2019 was finally released on 11/March/2019. You can purchase a copy at the SAI Global Store

15.01.2022 ISRobot Mona Lisa will be displayed at the Biobot booth 13-16 April Urology Society Australia New Zealand conference USANZ at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre

14.01.2022 Its Prostate Cancer Awareness Month! We took Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia CEO Jeff Dunn and Advisor the Hon Jim Lloyd into the lab to learn how pathology helps with early detection, diagnosis and monitoring, to keep Aussies well. Go pathology!

12.01.2022 To mark the start of the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australias Prostate Awareness Month, #Brisbanes most iconic buildings and bridges have been lit blue tonight. Find out how were lighting up Brisbane: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au//light-u/light-up-brisbane

12.01.2022 To mark the start of the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia's Prostate Awareness Month, #Brisbane's most iconic buildings and bridges have been lit blue tonight. Find out how we're lighting up Brisbane: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au//light-u/light-up-brisbane

11.01.2022 Australian and New Zealand agent for Biobot Surgical

11.01.2022 One of the many highlights of the APCC conference was a focus on patient reported outcome measures. http://bit.ly/1V9RHe3 - by Dr Winnall, PCFA Research Team #ProstateCancer

07.01.2022 Business development, marketing strategy and distributor establishment for medical devices across Australasia

06.01.2022 2016 ... ,CLICK https://nextplus.nextmedia.com/article/2_683499_0 : # # # # Robotic Arm Extracts Prostate Tissue Prostate cancer is a common cancer for men, and ranks as the third most common cancer in a 2016 compilation by the Hong Kong Cancer Statistics Center. Since then, almost 2,000 new cases have been diagnosed. Hence, to deal with prostate cancer early, older men should undergo regular checkups. Although the symptoms of prostate cancer can be invisible, the advancement of medical imaging scanners, along with the improvement of magnetic resonance technology, has enhanced image analytics, allowing for greater rates of detection. Now, a prostate biopsy can be performed via a robotic arm embedded with magnetic resonance and ultrasonic fusion. In this manner, any deficiency of the prostate tissue can be safely collected and accurately examined. Not only has accuracy increased by 30%, this method also greatly reduces the risk of infection, incontinence, and sexual dysfunction after the examination. For more details, please click into: https://nextplus.nextmedia.com/article/2_683499_0 Source: Hong Kong Adventist Hospital, Stubbs Road Urology Consultant Dr. Edmond Wong #HongKongAdventistHospitalStubbsRoad #ProstateCancer #RoboticArm #AdvancedTechnology #DrEdmondWong

04.01.2022 https://www.afr.com//prostate-cancer-survivors-flex-their-

04.01.2022 https://www.urologytimes.com//fat-abdomen-thigh-linked-hig

03.01.2022 Expertise in testing, policy development and education in workplace drug screening

01.01.2022 All men need to see this! Over 200,000 Australian men are living with prostate cancer, every day 54 Aussie men are newly diagnosed with the disease, and sadly e...very year 3,500 will die of prostate cancer. Download our free prostate cancer Awareness Guide now. As we continue our efforts to raise awareness about prostate cancer this September, you can also make a difference by sharing this post. Thank you for being a part of our mission. #AskPCFA #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth

01.01.2022 A new high-tech machine, which will lead to early detection of prostate cancer, has arrived in Toowoomba. www.7plus.com.au/news #7News