PSA is very sensitive in detecting any recurrence of cancer. That's because only prostate cells make PSA -- so if it goes up after a radical prostatectomy, it means prostate cells are still present somewhere.ntil now, there has been no way to tell. In a landmark paper -- the largest, most complete study of the return of PSA after radical prostatectomy -- Hopkins doctors have developed guidelines to help patients and doctors know what to do if PSA comes back.
Thursday night was a difficult evening for many a âGreyâs Anatomyâ fan. Dr. Mark Sloan, aka McSteamy (played by Eric Dane), said his final farewell to the halls of Seattle Grace on the showâs Season 9 premiere, after he was taken off life support and subsequently passed away. âGreyâsâ creator addressed the reasoning behind the loss of McSteamy in a blog post on Friday, writing, âFor me, this [death] is the most tragic.
How Eric Dane Went From Playing McSteamy To A Navy Badass. For an actor, getting typecast into a specific character role can be a career death knell. One guy who doesnât really have to worry about that is Eric Dane, perhaps best known to the masses as Dr. Mark âMcSteamyâ Sloan, one of the often stubbled doctors of ABCâs Greyâs Anatomy.