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RecruitingNCT01194648

Focal Therapy for Prostate Cancer Using HIFU

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Trial Parameters

ConditionMale Erectile Disorder
SponsorUniversity College, London
Study TypeINTERVENTIONAL
PhaseN/A
Enrollment354
SexMALE
Min AgeN/A
Max Age90 Years
Start Date2011-06-29
Completion2028-12
Interventions
questionnaire administrationassessment of therapy complicationshigh-intensity focused ultrasound ablation

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Brief Summary

RATIONALE: Prospective trials using hemi-ablation with high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) (Sonablate 500) have demonstrated feasibility, safety, and encouraging functional outcomes and early cancer control with 90% of men achieving trifecta status (no erectile dysfunction, leak-free pad-free continence, cancer control). However, these trials have involved small numbers of patients with men selected for good baseline function. A multi-centre prospective trial within a larger cohort of men that better represents the patient population with prostate cancer (external validity) is required.

Eligibility Criteria

1. Histologically proven prostate cancer on trans-rectal or transperineal template prostate biopsies. 2. Prostate biopsy (either TRUS or MRI Targeted or Template): * TRUS biopsy: up to burden bilateral disease with maximum 3mm one biopsy on non-dominant side is allowable. * MRI targeted and/or Template biopsy within 12 months of entry showing: * unilateral disease minimum 3mm of Gleason 3+3 or any Gleason 3+4 or 4+3 but not exceeding Gleason 4+3 overall OR * bilateral disease presence of clinically significant cancer on only one side (as determined by histological rules described above) Gleason ≤7 which is concordant with the MRI findings. 3. Stage T1-T2cN0M0 disease, as determined by local guidelines (radiological T3a permitted). 4. Serum PSA \</=20ng/ml 5. Life expectancy of \>/=10 years. 6. Signed informed consent by patient. 7. An understanding of the English language sufficient to understand

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