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Jay D. Raman, MD addresses infections following prostate needle biopsy, presenting an evidence-based approach to managing this common problem. He notes the prevalence of infections following prostate needle biopsy in recent years, attributing this increase to antibiotic resistance and the inherent risks associated with transrectal biopsy procedures.
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