What GPs Should Know About Prostate Cancer: PSA, MRI & Surgery

Join us at Mayo Clinic Healthcare for an in‑person educational session led by Professor Prasanna Sooriakumaran, Consultant Urological Surgeon. This session will provide GPs with a practical, evidence‑based update on the assessment and management of prostate cancer in primary care, including raised PSA, the role of MRI, referral pathways, and surgical options.

This event also marks Professor Sooriakumaran’s launch as a new consultant at Mayo Clinic Healthcare, offering an opportunity to meet the specialist and understand how GPs can best access and work with the service.

Professor Prasanna Sooriakumaran
Consultant Urological Surgeon
Professor Prasanna Sooriakumaran - Mayo Clinic Healthcare

Professor Sooriakumaran is an internationally recognised expert in prostate cancer, with particular expertise in prostate cancer diagnostics, MRI‑led pathways, and surgical management. He has a strong academic and clinical background and is known for translating complex evidence into clear, practical guidance for clinicians.

This session is ideal for primary care clinicians seeking clarity on prostate cancer pathways, confidence in interpreting PSA and MRI findings, and practical advice on when and how to refer.

By the end of the session, delegates will be able to:

• Understand the causes and interpretation of raised PSA in primary care
• Appreciate the role of prostate MRI and how it fits into modern diagnostic pathways
• Identify patients who require urgent or routine referral to urology
• Understand current surgical and non‑surgical management options for prostate cancer
• Navigate referral pathways and optimise shared care between GPs and specialists

This session is ideal for GPs looking to enhance confidence in prostate cancer assessment, refine referral decisions, and gain practical, up‑to‑date insights to support everyday consultations in primary care.

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