A review published in UroPrecision synthesizes clinical evidence on high-intensity focused ultrasound for localized prostate cancer and highlights that intraoperative prostate compression is a promising technical refinement that enhances treatment precision and outcomes.

A review published in UroPrecision synthesizes current knowledge on prostatic stromal tumor of uncertain malignant potential (STUMP), a rare prostatic neoplasm with unpredictable clinical behavior. The review, based on 84 patients from 14 studies, highlights the demographic, clinical, and pathological characteristics, diagnostic approaches, and treatment modalities for STUMP.

High glucose uptake by cancer cells is one of the most widely recognized features of tumor metabolism and provides an important biological basis for positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) imaging. Although this phenotype is commonly attributed to the energetic and biosynthetic demands of rapid proliferation, glucose-derived carbon is also distributed among multiple downstream pathways.

A research team has identified an optimal lipid range for granulated microdiets in largemouth bass larvae, showing that dietary fat can strongly shape growth, feed efficiency, nutrient retention, liver condition, and intestinal development.