Dr Rajeentheran Suntheralingam
Dr Rajeentheran Suntheralingam is a Senior Consultant Urologist and Urological Surgeon at Damansara Specialist Hospital involved in Uro-oncology (cancers of the bladder, prostate, kidney and genitourinary organs), Endourology with urinary stones management, Reconstructive Urology, and Advanced Urodynamics with Neuro-urology.
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Understanding the evolution of prostate cancer treatment from the historic hormonal ablation to modern precision oncology is essential. It prevents repeating past mistakes, reveals how...
To be considered a specialist in prostate cancer, the treating specialist must possess comprehensive knowledge that extends beyond simply knowing current treatment modalities. They must have a deep...
Locally advanced prostate cancer (LAPC) refers to tumors that have grown outside the prostate capsule or spread to immediately adjacent tissues (like the seminal vesicles or pelvic...
An Evidence Based Approach In Prostate Cancer Treatment As medical professionals, our patient management should be evidence-based, not on hearsay or public social media...
Beyond Radical Prostatectomy (RP) and Radiotherapy (RT), several focal therapy modalities have emerged. As of 2026, Focal Therapy in localised prostate cancer is...
Radiotherapy is a standard, highly effective treatment for prostate cancer, often offering cure rates comparable to surgery. It is used as a primary treatment for localised disease, combined with...
External beam radiotherapy, along with radical prostatectomy (surgery), has been a mainstay treatment option for localised prostate cancer and is currently recommended...
Localised prostate cancer refers to cancer strictly contained within the prostate gland, having not spread to the capsule, surrounding tissues, or distant parts of the body. It is often described...
Localised prostate cancer is cancer that has not spread outside the prostate gland, often referred to as organ-confined (stage T1/T2). It is often slow-growing, has a high likelihood of recovery...
Prostate cancer is the common non-cutaneous cancer and the second commonest cause of cancer death in U.S. and is at present at an increasing trend in Malaysia and the Southeast…...
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