New Ultrasound Technology Debuts at Dattoli Cancer Center

        NEW ULTRASOUND DEBUTS AT DATTOLI CANCER CENTER   (June 18, 2010 – Sarasota, FL)    Dattoli Cancer Center has invested in the newest color-flow Doppler ultrasound technology for its prostate cancer treatment center and brachytherapy (seed implant) suite.   The Hitachi “HI VISION 900” is the latest generation premium class, high-resolution ultrasound system representing a genuine advance in...

Dattoli Cancer Center CT Lab ICACTL-Accredited

    DATTOLI CANCER CENTER CT LAB ICACTL-ACCREDITED   (June 7, 2010 – Sarasota, FL)   The computed tomography laboratory at Dattoli Cancer Center & Brachytherapy Research Institute has been notified that it has been granted accreditation by the Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Computed Tomography Laboratories (ICACTL). The laboratory, supervised by Donald Bryant, R.T.(R)(T)(C) ARRT, under the direction of Michael Da...

Dattoli Participates in Mount Sinai...

  DATTOLI PARTICIPATES IN MOUNT SINAI RUDIN-KASE DEAN’S LECTURE SERIES (April 5, 2010 – Sarasota, FL) Dr. Michael Dattoli, founder and physician-in-chief of the Dattoli Cancer Center & Brachytherapy Research Institute in Sarasota, has just returned from speaking to a group of physicians at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City. Dattoli participated in the Rudin-Kase Dean’s Lecture Series, which is held to update current faculty on the le...

Complex New Guidelines

Complex New Guidelines From Multiple Organizations Confuses Men About Prostate Cancer Screening WASHINGTON, March 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Members of America's Prostate Cancer Organizations are concerned that the issuance this morning of yet another set of new guidelines on screening for prostate cancer is only adding to the confusion most men already feel about whether they should or shouldn't be tested for the most common form of cancer in American men. "It is t...

Ignorance is Bliss When it Comes to Prostate Cancer

American Cancer Society: Ignorance is Bliss When it Comes to Prostate Cancer By Rick Lyke The American Cancer Society is telling men to pull up their pants, roll down their sleeves and not to worry about that prostate cancer thing. In a guidance issued on Wednesday, the group – which carries a huge amount of weight with physicians and patients – basically said American men are better off not knowing if they have prostate cancer. Citing difficulties in determining who...