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Genitourinary Cancers
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Medical Oncology
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Testicular Cancer
What treatment would you offer a patient with Down syndrome and stage IIA seminoma?
Is your treatment consideration affected by patient's ability to communicate about symptoms?
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If a patient diagnosed with seminoma after orchiectomy has margin positive disease noted in the spermatic cord and no overt metastasis on imaging and normal tumor markers, how should this patient be staged?
Do you hold or dose modify chemotherapy with BEP or EP for severe cytopenia or renal injury when treating testicular cancer in the curative setting?
What is your preferred choice of therapy for first-line treatment of a patient with good, intermediate, or poor risk stage III nonseminomatous germ cell tumor if the patient is truly cisplatin-ineligible?
How do you manage critically ill poor risk mixed germ cell tumor patients presenting de novo with extensive lung metastases and severe respiratory failure?
Is there a preferred chemotherapy regimen for chemo-mobilization prior to HDCT for a patient with NSGCT with prior BEP and TIP?
Do you cap cisplatin dose in obese patients undergoing chemotherapy in germ cell tumors?
When will you consider doing a biopsy of a potential metastatic site (lymph node, lung/visceral) for testicular cancer after orchiectomy?
Would you recommend VIP x 4 cycles over EP x 4 cycles in a patient with good risk Stage IIIB seminoma but an elevated LDH over 5x upper limit of normal with a 20 pack year smoking history?
For a patient post-prostatectomy with a high PSA (>1), a negative MRI pelvis, and a negative PSMA PET scan, do you pursue any other imaging?
Do you still order mpMRI for staging of prostate cancer in addition to PET-PSMA?