U.S., Sept. 19 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07829068) titled 'Brief Title: INTROSPECT: Intraoperative PSMA PET/CT Imaging During Radical Prostatectomy' on Sept. 14.
Brief Summary: During prostate cancer surgery, the surgeon aims to remove the tumor completely while preserving the surrounding tissue responsible for urinary continence and sexual potency. However, during surgery, it can be difficult to distinguish cancerous tissue from surrounding healthy tissue and therefore to determine the exact extent of the tumor. As a result, cancer cells may sometimes remain at the edge of the removed prostate, resulting in what is known as a positive surgical margin. Currently, positive surgical margins ...