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With this treatment, you can preserve continence and sexual function?

How about an answer to this man’s question? It’s 5 months old and the only question. Other than that, this is an excellent presentation of what I’ve been reading is a great alternative to other treatments and perfect it seems for me because of my BPH and large prostate and only one lesion, it’s location etc. Most likely excellent for many others of us and this Doctor has a lot of experience which is so important…

It would be nice if he spoke of outcome: incontinence, strictures, ED, cancer control.

Zac❤❤❤😊😊

What is laser ??ablation??

I was treated by Dr Scionti inDec 2024 with tulsa pro I couldn't be happier God bless him

Wish i could afford the $15K out of pocket.

Hi. I have a couple of questions. If I compare HIFU using fusion (marrying ultrasound to a prior MRI image) to FLA (with real time MRI-guidance), isn't the latter technique much more accurate? Why do you call HIFU the workhorse when compared to Tulsa Pro? Tulsa seems like it would be more precise (it uses MRI guidance I think), protects the urethra and rectum and the energy has to travel shorter distances (helps with larger prostates). I'm glad to learn you have done more Tulsa Pros that anyone in the country but trying to figure out why its your second-best tool. I'm very impressed with your recommendation for general anesthesia for keeping the patient still and comfortable and protecting the patient from being injured by delivery of energy to important structures. Thanks for being so passionate about your work.

I've read conflicting opinions on whether the Tulsa Pro procedure may be covered by Medicare. I've read that it will be covered Jan 1st, 2025. Is this fact or just a possibility. I've also read that there are temporary CPT Medicare numbers that (55899 and 77022) that can be used now. I was advised by one source that only hospitals are currently able to use those temporary numbers. What is your opinion of this?

Do you do folkal treatment electric

This guy doesn’t accept insurance or Medicare. He has treated me.

I went through this procedure 9 years ago now. The catheter is normally suprapubic because the prostate is on the urinary canal so after the procedure they don't want to shove a tube up there.

He's a good man

My husband just went through the tulsa pro with Dr Scionti and is one Happy customer Amazing team that he works with Clearly this man cares deeply about his patients A gift from God

Eighteen years ago, I had a Gleason 5+5 then had radiation treatment with seeds at Stanford. My PSMA shows PCa in my sperm duct and 2 nearby lymph nodes. Is there a focal therapy to zap my sperm duct without damaging my bladder? How can I take out those 2 lymph nodes, one near my rectum?

He no longer accepts any insurance or Medicare.

Hello, i have the option of doing HIFU or active surveillance . I want to go ahead & have HIFU, but i have a lot of anxiety about being catheterized. This should not hold me back, but is. Can u tell if the catheterization is painful or uncomfortable. Thx u

No one has commented here. How are things going? This was 3 years ago. I hope you are well.🙏❤️

After 11 years on AS and working with a Center of Excellence my cancer reached a point where it became prudent to consider treatment. Not surprisingly, my doctors recommended a prostatectomy or radiation despite having cancer graded as Favorable Intermediate. Not wanting to destroy the entire house because I had termites in only a few rooms I researched partial ablation and ended up focusing on Tulsa Pro and HIFU. I consulted with several doctors and ultimately selected Dr. Scionti who was experienced with both procedures. I did not want to be a beta test for other doctors who had far less experience. I had a HIFU hemi--ablation procedure just over 1.5 years ago. Thus far my one -year MRI follow-up and subsequent PSA tests have been very favorable. Anyone who is considering a partial ablation, and anyone who is considering one of the traditional approaches, should consider having a consult with Dr. Scionti to determine if they are a candidate.

Worked really great for me. From 12 tumors to 0 from PSA 8.5 to .03 The “ Dean” of prostate ablation Dr Scionti

The Best period.

The DEAN of Tulsa Pro and HIFU prostate ultra sound ablation

Would have liked to hear more about the types. of FT in particular nano knife for anterior tumors

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The “ Dean” of HIFU and Tulsa Pro! Highly recommend Dr Scionti

The question is, what is the criterion. Not all patient can benefit from focal therapy. I wish they he could be more specific.

Dr. Scionti is truly the real deal. I was treated more like a family member rather than a patient. I thank God that I was led to Dr. Scionti.

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One and half years ago Scionti Prostate Center ablated my prostate via Tulsa Pro. Dr Scionti is the DEAN of HYFU and Tulsa Pro treatments With 9 cancerous tumors Gleason Score 7 PSA 8 and rising I traveled to the beautiful city of Sarasota and glad I did. As of today no tumors , no cancer and PSA of .034 Phil B. Bristol, Tn

Hey Doc. My personal experience with you and your team has been an amazing journey. I thank God that for leading me to you.

How is this patient doing now? 4 years later after the procedure.

Anyone you recommend in Texas? Fort worth/dallas?

Anyone you recommend as a leading expert in Texas? Fort worth/dallas.

Dr. Scionti, I have a localized tumor in the transition zone (Gleason 3+4 in only two cores out of 4 taken directly from the lesion in a MRI guided biopsy. Other 14 cores from the rest of the gland negative). I'm really considering focal treatment and TULSA sounds interesting. The fact that the lesion is in the transition zone makes it a better candidate for TULSA over HIFU? Isn't HIFU, overall, a more consolidated technology? I mean, being the patient and only interested in the outcome (and not the future possibilities of the TULSA Procedure), what I should consider to choose between the two treatments?

I am a Medicare patient but I have elected to have Aetna Advantage as my insurance company...Does that mean they have to approve this even if Medicare provides coverage?