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Understanding Prostate Cancer, Janssen Biotech, Inc.

Featuring medical illustrations from a world-renowned publisher, this app discusses the most important topics in Prostate Cancer. The app is ideal for all medical professionals, medical residents and interns, nurses, and medical students.

With just a few taps, physicians can use the app to effectively communicate with their patients about the Prostate and Prostate Cancer. Detailed illustrations help explain anatomy and physiology and descriptive text aids physicians in their communication of a diagnosis or procedure.

Contents include:

- What is the Prostate?

- Prostate Facts

- Prostate Zones

- Hormonal Influence on the Prostate (Healthy)

- What are Androgens?

- Where does Testosterone come from?

- Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), Early BPH, Prostatitis

- Glands of the Prostate

- What is Prostate Cancer?

- The Role of Androgens in Prostate Cancer

- Prostate Cancer: Signs & Symptoms

- Prostate Cancer: Screening Tests

- Prostate Cancer: Diagnostic Tests

- Bone Scan

- Prostate Cancer: Staging

- The TNM System

- Gleason Pathologic Scoring System

- Prostate Cancer: Stage I

- Prostate Cancer: Stage II

- Prostate Cancer: Stage III

- Prostate Cancer: Stage IV

- Pathways of Prostate Cancer Spread

- Prostate Cancer: Treatments

Features include:

- Ability to pan/zoom colorful, detailed illustrations

- Draw feature enables physicians to highlight key anatomical areas of images

- Place a snapshot of an image in your device's photo gallery for easy sharing with patients

- Fully referenced text including disease signs and symptoms, screening tests, diagnostic tests, staging, and treatment options

- Three patient education handouts available to view and send to an email address. Handouts include "Prostate Cancer Overview," "Role of Androgens," and "Stages of Prostate Cancer"

DISCLAIMER: The information provided in this application is intended for healthcare professionals only and should not be construed as a substitute for medical advice.