PSA and Stockholm3/StockholmR
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| PSA Test | £120 | |
| PSA Profile (Total and Free PSA) | £140 | |
| Complex PSA | £150 | |
| Stockholm3 for Prostate Cancer | £400 | |
| Stockholm3 Reflex (includes PSA) | £450 |
MUMS offer the PSA and Stockholm3/Reflex test to help in diagnosing cancer of the prostate.
The PSA Test measures Prostate Specific Antigen in your blood reveals your PSA levels.
The Stockholm3/Reflex blood test helps predict the risk of prostate cancer in men aged 45-75 years combining genetic markers, proteins etc in an algorithm to identify prostate cancer.
PSA is a protein made only by the prostate gland. Some of it leaks into your blood, but how much depends on your age and the health of your prostate.
There is no approved Prostate cancer screening programme currently, but Prostate cancer UK does recommend the following:
1 in 8 men will get prostate cancer. If you're, black, or your dad or brother had prostate cancer, then you're at even higher risk. Prostate cancer is not always life-threatening. The earlier you catch it the more likely it is to be cured. If you are in this age group and may or may not have urinary symptoms, then seeing a consultant urologist with adequate counselling, a simple PSA blood test can be very reassuring.
The Stockholm3 and Stockholm3 Reflex blood test helps predict the risk of prostate cancer in men aged 45-75 years combining genetic markers, proteins etc in an algorithm to identify prostate cancer.
This is a more sensitive test than the PSA and provides increased early detection.
It is more accurate than the PSA. Results take 2 weeks. A Stockholm3 risk score of >11 is an indicator of significant prostate cancer risk and therefore if the result is >11 – a referral to MUMS or any other Consultant Urologist is required.
PSA Testing cannot distinguish between aggressive and benign tumours.
Stockholm3 combines your PSA level with additional protein biomarkers, genetic markers and clinical information to provide a personalised assessment of your risk of clinically significant prostate cancer.
Benefits include:
Improved accuracy compared with PSA testing alone.
Fewer unnecessary MRI scans and prostate biopsies.
Better identification of men who would benefit from further investigation.
A personalised prostate cancer risk assessment.
Stockholm3 Test
If you have a recent PSA test that is greater that 1.5ng/mL you should book only the Stockholm3 Test.
The cost of this test is £400.
A personalised Stockholm 3 Risk Score report will be ready after 2 weeks.
Stockholm3 Reflex Test
If you do not know or have not had a recent PSA Test you should book the Stockholm3 Reflex Test.
The cost of this test is £450.
A PSA test is performed first.
You can choose to have this test in a simple phlebotomy appointment which costs £35.
We recommend having a GP Consultation along with this appointment. The GP will be able to answer any questions you may have, and you will receive a free of charge follow-up appointment to review and discuss the test results once available. A GP Consultation costs £120
We measure the amount of PSA in your blood. Men aged 50-69 years old who have a PSA which is 3ng or higher need further investigations.
A PSA level which is raised could indicate prostate cancer. However – it could be attributed to an enlarged prostate, inflammation or even a urine infection.
If you have been experiencing bladder discomfort, urinating more frequently than normal, or are not producing your normal flow of urine when going to the toilet you should consider the simple PSA blood test.
About 3 in 4 men with a raised PSA level will not have cancer.
The benefits of having a simple prostate test are – reassurance, early detection, and risk reduction.
Mr Dev Sarmah and Mr Piyush Sarmah offer a one stop prostate assessment service which includes a consultation with physical examination, urine dipstick, IPSS symptom score, Flow rate measurement in combination with real time ultrasound assessment and recommendation. The expected outcome from this service would be reassurance with fluid management, medical treatment for BPH (Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy), Urodynamic studies (bladder pressure studies) or recommendation for Prostate surgery.
If you are not sure which prostate cancer test to have, we recommend a GP Consultation in which to have the test. A GP Consultation cost £120.00. If you choose a GP consultation, then you will be followed up free of charge.
If you decide to have any of these tests you should refrain from ejaculation 48 hours before the test, exercise and be free from infections such as a urine infection.
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