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Is 80 Gy/40 Fx + ADT the new standard of care for definitive radiation of high risk prostate cancer?  

GETUG-AFU 18 has shown a survival benefit over 70 Gy. There is much pressure to hypofractionate, but this is the first study showing a survival benefit with dose escalation with conventional fractionation. 



Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Community Practice
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Radiation Oncologist at Community Health Network
You are the best
Radiation Oncologist at Lange-Fuhs Cancer Center
Thank you!
Radiation Oncologist at UC San Diego
Nicely put, @Dan. Lots of questions. But, also, cl...
Radiation Oncologist at Summit Medical Center
Your answers are always very helpful and well done
Radiation Oncologist at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
What are your thoughts on the benefit of adding 2n...
Radiation Oncologist at Allan Blair Cancer Centre
This!!
Radiation Oncologist at Rush Medical College of Rush University
Hi @Dan, your answer is solid and very helpful. As...
Radiation Oncologist at Loma Linda University
Has this been published beyond the abstract yet?
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Radiation Oncologist at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
Your BED calculations suggest that you are using a...
Radiation Oncologist at Vice Chair, Northside Hospital Cancer Institute
Great point. Using the a/b of 1.5 accepted for pro...
Radiation Oncologist at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
For what it's worth, I wouldn't expect the a/b to ...
Radiation Oncologist at Genesis Healthcare Partners- San Diego
Many of the medical insurers (at least in our area...
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