PSA is very sensitive in detecting any recurrence of cancer. That's because only prostate cells make PSA -- so if it goes up after a radical prostatectomy, it means prostate cells are still present somewhere.ntil now, there has been no way to tell. In a landmark paper -- the largest, most complete study of the return of PSA after radical prostatectomy -- Hopkins doctors have developed guidelines to help patients and doctors know what to do if PSA comes back.
Thursday night was a difficult evening for many a âGreyâs Anatomyâ fan. Dr. Mark Sloan, aka McSteamy (played by Eric Dane), said his final farewell to the halls of Seattle Grace on the showâs Season 9 premiere, after he was taken off life support and subsequently passed away. âGreyâsâ creator addressed the reasoning behind the loss of McSteamy in a blog post on Friday, writing, âFor me, this [death] is the most tragic.
If you have not seen Grey's Anatomy Season 11, Episode 21, How to Save a Life, DO NOT continue reading.Spoilers ahead! All the tears. All the tissues. All the heartbreak. Grey's Anatomy killed off one of its stars on Thursday night: McDreamy himself, Derek Shepherd. And it was a doozy.REY'S ANATOMY-ABC's 'Grey's Anatomy' stars Patrick Dempsey as Dr. Derek Shepherd. (Bob D'Amico/ABC via Getty Images) | Bob D'Amico via Getty Images. After he rescues and saves four people following a terrible crash, Derek gets back in his car and carelessly reaches for his phone instead of watching the road.