What length of ADT do you recommend in a patient with a very low risk prostate cancer who otherwise has a PSA >20?
Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Academic Institution
I would start by confirming that I feel comfortable with their biopsy results:1) ensuring that there appears to be adequate sampling of the prostate on biopsy,2) obtaining an MRI to make sure there is not a concerning appearing lesion that was not sampled (for instance, anterior disease),3) would al...
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Radiation Oncologist at Mountain Radiation Oncology Would you be swayed by a rapidly doubling PSA velo...
Radiation Oncologist at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine I would take kinetics into consideration for sure....
Radiation Oncologist at Cleveland Clinic I agree with @Zachary A. Seymour in that rapid PSA...
Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Community Practice
My home institution published on this scenario considering the non-specific nature of an elevated PSA.
In summary, these patients appear to act similar to high risk disease and should likely be treated as such (long course ADT+radiation).
Gestaut et al. Clinical Genitourinary Cancer 20...
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Radiation Oncologist at Cleveland Clinic This is useful data which does raise some concern ...
Radiation Oncologist at VA New Jersey Healthcare System - East Orange campus. Correct. Nice discussion.
To the point: there are...
Would you be swayed by a rapidly doubling PSA velo...
I would take kinetics into consideration for sure....
I agree with @Zachary A. Seymour in that rapid PSA...