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How do you approach ADT in a post-prostatectomy patient who had higher Gleason score on biopsy but a lower Gleason score on final pathology?

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Radiation Oncology · Stony Brook University School of Medicine

I would only base my decision on the pathology of the final prostatectomy specimen, and ignore the prior biopsies.

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