ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE
Active Surveillance Centre
Active Surveillance is structured, active monitoring — not “doing nothing.” Learn how it works, what is monitored, and how to stay prepared between appointments.
Clinical Pathway
What Active Surveillance means
Active Surveillance is a clinical pathway used when immediate treatment may not be necessary. It includes planned monitoring so changes can be detected early and decisions can be made at the right time.
What is usually monitored
PSA & PSA Trends
Regular tracking of PSA levels and velocity over time to detect early subtle shifts.
Imaging
Multiparametric MRI scans where applicable to visually monitor structural changes.
Biopsy Findings
Targeted follow-up biopsies when clinically required to assess tissue updates.
Symptom & QoL Indicators
Continuous tracking of physical symptom changes and overall quality-of-life indicators.
Clinical Review Intervals
Structured, scheduled consultation intervals mutually agreed upon with your care team.
Clinical Escalation
When treatment may be reconsidered
Treatment discussions may become necessary if there are signs of progression, higher-risk pathology, concerning imaging changes, or persistent clinical concern.
SAFETY NOTEAlways review result changes directly with your clinician.
Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Living well during surveillance
Between appointments, many men focus on sustainable habits: nutrition quality, physical activity, sleep, stress management, and psychological wellbeing.
How It all Connects
PASS is not a single product. It is a system where each component reinforces the other.