Focal therapy and electroporation:
Vitus offers you the latest options for treating prostate cancer.
We remove the cancer, not the prostate.
There is no one-size-fits-all solution at the VITUS Private Clinic. We examine each patient’s file, assess the stage of cancer and select the best therapy – tailored to the individual. Instead of blindly removing the prostate, as is often the case with conventional methods, we rely on state-of-the-art focal therapies. They target the tumor and spare what is healthy. Some of these innovative forms of treatment are only available in our clinic worldwide.
Your advantages
We can even treat advanced stages. With our focal therapies, you can expect the cancer to be destroyed in a minimally invasive manner and without the high incidence of side effects associated with standard procedures.
- No surgical intervention
- Short treatment duration (48h)
- Precise diagnostics (MRI, biopsy)
- Erectile dysfunction 0 – max. 10%
Immunotherapy
The latest development in the fight against cancer
In order to combat not only visible cancer but also any metastases and micrometastases (invisibly small metastases that become recurrences years later), Vitus offers immunotherapy in combination with focal therapy.
With this unique approach, impressive results can be achieved even in advanced cases. Read more.
Advantages of combination therapy
- Maximizing treatment success through synergy of local tumor destruction and systemic immune response
- Strengthening the immune system for long-term cancer control
Diagnostics
Diagnose prostate cancer more accurately.
MRI can be used to diagnose prostate cancer non-invasively, painlessly and accurately.
A NEW APPROACH
If prostate cancer is suspected, usually because of elevated PSA levels, the next step classically recommended is a transrectal punch biopsy. However, this only provides the correct diagnosis in 30 to 35 percent of cases. That’s not good enough for us. And not for you either.
That is why we at the VITUS Private Clinic rely on the most modern methods: MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) as well as MRI-planned and transperineal 3D mapping biopsies. These diagnostic methods detect prostate cancer with 85 to 100 percent accuracy. This allows us to avoid unnecessary invasive procedures.