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Radiation Oncology
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Genitourinary Cancers
Do you recommend radiation in a patient with BAP1Tumor Predisposition Syndrome with prior RCC with recurrent brain met after previous resection?
History of indolent lung mesothelioma, multiple skin BCCs and breast cancer.
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Would you consider treating a patient with prostate cancer and biopsy-proven involved inguinal nodes with radiation to the prostate/pelvis/groin?
How do you manage LUTS in the post-prostatectomy setting?
In what situations would a standard FDG PET/CT be useful in the evaluation of high risk prostate cancer?
For patients with oligo-progressive prostate cancer fit for metastasis-directed therapy but ineligible for radiotherapy or surgery, how do you decide between the types of ablation available?
Would you treat someone following FLAME protocol for prostate cancer without fiducials if using daily CBCT?
What is your approach to SBRT to an entire kidney infiltrated with RCC?
Is there any evidence for amyloid/amyloidosis causing a spurious/false PSA reading?
Are patients with MIBC and bladder neck involvement good candidates for bladder preservation with chemoradiation after maximal, but not complete, TURBT?
Does a negative staging PSMA PET in a patient with biopsy-proven recurrent prostatic adenocarcinoma change your management?
How do you decide between internal versus external decompression of malignant obstruction of the ureter (MUO)?