• Randomized Comparison of Neoadjuvant Treatment Arms in Organ Confined Prostate Cancer Using PSA Nadir as the End Point, by Ronald E. Wheeler, Scott Yun, Jonathan Vukovich, Charles Metzger, Ahmad Kassraeian, Bradford Moss, and Victor Ching

• THE PROSTATE BIOPSY NEGATIVE STUDY, a clinical study sponsored by The Prostatitis and Prostate Cancer Center. To download forms for this study click on the links below.
  [to view and print forms you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader®]
  • initial patient questionnaire
  • patient consent form
  • clinical report form

• THE SEATTLE STUDY: Can repeat prostate biopsy be avoided by the use of a prostate nutritional formula?, a clinical study sponsored by The Prostatitis and Prostate Cancer Center.

• THE FREQUENCY OF CHRONIC PROSTATITIS IN 235 CONSECUTIVE MEN WITH VOIDING SYMPTOMS, a clinical study conducted by Ronald E. Wheeler, M.D., and Richard G. Selah.

• The following two clinical trials remain open for physician and patient participation. If you are interested in participating in or wish to receive additional information about either study please contact The Prostatitis and Prostate Cancer Center at the number listed below.

  Trial 1: The first trial evaluates the effectiveness of Flomax, Saw Palmetto and PEENUTS®, a natural nutritional supplement, on prostatitis.

  Trial 2: The second trial, The Prostatitis Challenge, evaluates the effectiveness of antibiotics on prostatitis and investigates if antibiotics produce a cure or have little more than a placebo effect.

  For details and additional information concerning these two ongoing clinical trials, simply click on the link for more information.

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