Get My Cure Rate
What is your Individual Cure Rate? (ICR)
The most important number you need! Quite simply, an Individual Cure Rate (ICR ) is the percentage that represents the likelihood of completely curing your prostate cancer. RCOG defines cure as having a PSA level of 0.2 ng/ml 10 years after treatment and remaining at that level forever. Your ICR is based solely on your prostate cancer situation and is completely unique to you.
How do you get an ICR?
Simply ask your urologist or radiation oncologist for a 10-year ICR. If these physicians are unable to provide one, consider finding another doctor. And, be sure to ask about the size of the database used to calculate your cure rate. If the database is smaller than 2,000 men, the ICR is little better than a guess.
Why is ProstRcision’s ICR so different?
While most doctors only talk about treating prostate cancer, RCOG physicians specialize in curing it. The reason RCOG is able to determine a man’s Individual Cure Rate is because we keep a database with years of information (consisting of millions of data points) collected from more than 12,000 men before, during and after treatment. Once we learn more about your particular prostate cancer, we can compare it to the data from previous patients and determine your chances of being cured. We can give you your own Individual Cure Rate.
If you are a newly diagnosed prostate cancer patient and want to know what your Individual Cure Rate is, contact us (with NO obligation) today, or call us at 800-952-7687. A member of RCOG’s specialized team will be in touch with you within 24 hours.
To see RCOG’s Q&A section about the Individual Cure Rate, click here.
