イメージ東京都 千代田区有楽町1丁目7-1
JR山手線 有楽町駅(日比谷口)より徒歩1分、有楽町電気ビル北館10階
Prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among Japanese men. While it tends to progress relatively slowly, it becomes difficult to treat once it has spread. PSA (prostate-specific antigen) testing is a blood test and is the only screening tool considered effective for early detection. If PSA levels are elevated, further workup with MRI or biopsy is recommended.
In nationwide, 1350 facilities offer tests related to the early detection of Prostate Cancer.
A blood test that checks for the possibility of prostate cancer (Prostate-Specific Antigen)
Recommended frequency
Men aged 50 and older (or 40 and older if there is a family history) are advised to have a PSA test once a year.
Links to the dedicated page for each area
イメージ東京都 千代田区有楽町1丁目7-1
JR山手線 有楽町駅(日比谷口)より徒歩1分、有楽町電気ビル北館10階
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イメージ愛知県 名古屋市中区栄4-1-1 中日ビル9階
地下鉄東山線・名城線「栄」駅、名鉄瀬戸線「栄町」駅から直結(中日ビル9階)
イメージ福岡県 北九州市小倉北区鍛冶町1-1-1 北九州東洋ビル3F
JR小倉駅 南口から徒歩5分、モノレール平和通駅 北口正面
イメージ愛知県 豊田市浄水町伊保原500-1
名古屋鉄道・名古屋市営地下鉄「浄水駅」より徒歩5分(地下道直結)
イメージ広島県 廿日市市地御前1-3-3
広島電鉄宮島線「JA広島病院前」下車すぐ(徒歩0分)
イメージ静岡県 浜松市中央区中央1-1-1
JR浜松駅より徒歩15分、または遠鉄電車・遠州病院駅すぐ
イメージJA静岡厚生連 静岡厚生病院 の健康管理センター
静岡県 静岡市葵区北番町23
イメージ長野県 小諸市相生町3丁目3番21号
しなの鉄道/JR小海線 小諸駅より徒歩5分
イメージ長野県 長野市篠ノ井会666-1
JR篠ノ井駅より徒歩約15分(1100m)
For the early detection of Prostate Cancer, PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) are effective. Prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among Japanese men. While it tends to progress relatively slowly, it becomes difficult to treat once it has spread. PSA (prostate-specific antigen) testing is a blood test and is the only screening tool considered effective for early detection. If PSA levels are elevated, further workup with MRI or biopsy is recommended.
Men aged 50 and older (or 40 and older if there is a family history) are advised to have a PSA test once a year.
This site lists 1350 health checkup facilities that offer at least one of the tests related to Prostate Cancer (PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen)).
The information on this page references the clinical guidelines of the academic societies below. Please see each link for details and the latest version.