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What is the difference between the TULSA Procedure and FLA?

FLA stands for ‘Focal Laser Ablation’. FLA is also referred to as laser interstitial thermotherapy. It uses a laser which emits high-energy light causing heat to ablate (destroy) targeted tissue1. During FLA prostate ablation, this energy is delivered to the prostate using a laser fiber, which may be housed inside a water-cooled applicator4. Using a […]

The TULSA Procedure is Customizable for you

The TULSA Procedure is a customizable, predictable, and incision-free ablation of a physician-defined region of the prostate. The TULSA Procedure physician can customize the prostate area needing ablation to fit each patient’s individual needs. Depending on your prostate disease, you will work with your physician to customize the TULSA Procedure so that it is right […]

ANNOUNCING THE LAUNCH OF OUR NEW PATIENT WEBSITE

We are very excited to announce the launch of this newly designed TULSA Procedure website specifically for residents of the United States of America.

Prostate cancer — the role a patients family member plays

Receiving a prostate cancer diagnosis is a life-changing event for a patient. As the study “Prostate Cancer – Living not just surviving” highlights, it is often difficult for men to talk to their partners about their diagnosis and to also share their concerns about the side effects of the therapy.

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Prostate condition diagnosis with MRI

Ultrasound and biopsy are considered reliable methods of diagnosing prostate cancer in men. Newer diagnostic techniques using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) obtain even more precise images of the area under examination.

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What is the difference between the TULSA Procedure and FLA?

The TULSA Procedure is Customizable for you

ANNOUNCING THE LAUNCH OF OUR NEW PATIENT WEBSITE

Prostate cancer — the role a patients family member plays

Prostate condition diagnosis with MRI

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