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Prof Stricker was invited to present NanoKnife focal therapy outcomes at the world conference on irreversible electroporation.
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PSMA Study ( PRIMARY ) – World First
PSMA PET scanning is being led internationally by the St Vincent’s group under Professor Louise Emmett and Professor Phillip Stricker. Recently the PRIMARY study, a world first, was published in European Urology, the most coveted and highest impact urology journal in the world. It has also received an award as the best scientific presentation for …
Nanoknife Training For US Urologists
Over the last four months Prof Stricker has been doing virtual training of a select group of US urologists in NanoKnife focal therapy. He was invited to share his skills by the Mayo Clinic, Massachusetts General, University of Southern California and other centres in Texas, Cincinnati, Phoenix and New York. By combining his extensive experience …
MRI Presentation To The ISMRM
Professor Stricker gave the keynote address to the International Society of Radiologists 2020 virtual conference Professor Stricker was honoured to be invited to give a keynote address on the role of MRI in prostate cancer. Professor Stricker has had a very active involvement in researching the role of MRI over the last decade. He has …
Keynote Speaker At The SRS Virtual Conference
Professor Stricker was the keynote speaker at the Australian Section of the World Society of Robotic Surgeons virtual conference recently. He was invited to talk on preserving sexual function after robotic surgery as well as the management of high-risk prostate cancer. Professor Stricker was part of an Asia Pacific Group of Experts discussing potency preservation …
MR Linac at St Vincents
Professor Stricker and radiation oncologist Dr Jeremy De Leon head up the MR Linac care team at the GenesisCare specialist cancer centre. Professor Stricker stated that he was very impressed with the possibilities of this new device, the Elekta Unity. He explained that by combining MRI technology with radiation it would become possible to target …
Robot assisted radio-guided prostate cancer surgery
Professor Stricker and his team performed the first robot assisted radio-guided prostate cancer surgery in Australia. They are conducting a clinical trial in collaboration with the Netherlands Cancer Institute, the University Hospital Leiden and the Martini clinic in Hamburg Germany and Eurorad. Prof Stricker stated that the aim was to improve cancer specific outcomes and …
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New trials about to commence
All these trials are all designed to improve the accuracy of treatment of prostate cancer particularly with the use of high quality MRI and PET scanning. Professor Stricker is Chief Investigator of these trials. Tom Cusick is helping to coordinate the trials and can be contacted on T.Cusick@garvan.org.au The MAGNIFI trial – This is a …
Best paper published in the BJUI
Amila Siriwardana, one of Professor Stricker’s fellows, wins the 2019 BJUI Global Prize for the best paper between 1 July 2017 and 30 June 2018. This is a great honour for Dr Siriwardana and is a great credit to all the team working with Professor Stricker and Louise Emmett on the PSMA data. Many other …
NanoKnife series published in EUO
Recently European Urology Oncology accepted the publication of the largest focal NanoKnife therapy group in the world. The article: Electroporation as Primary Treatment for Localised Prostate Cancer: A Biopsy-monitored Prospective Cohort. Eur Urol Oncol (2019), https://doi.org/10.1016/j.euo.2019.04.008 looked at 123 patients all with MRI followup and biopsy followup with a minimum of one year follow up. …