How do you choose between ADT/Abiraterone/Capivasertib vs ADT/ARPI/docetaxel for fit patients with de novo high-volume mHSPC and near-complete PTEN loss?
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For a fit patient with de novo high-volume mHSPC and near-complete PTEN loss, what is your preference between ADT+abiraterone+capivasertib and ADT+ARPI+docetaxel?
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Medical Oncology · Case Western Reserve University
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For the patient described — fit, de novo, high-volume disease and near-complete PTEN loss — I would strongly consider ADT + abiraterone + capivasertib. But I do not think the data justify declaring it categorically superior to an ARPI/docetaxel triplet.
The argument for capivasertib becomes particula...
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Medical Oncology · Duke University Hospital
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Based on prospective randomized controlled trials, the only treatment that has proven benefit in this setting is the triplet with ADT/abiraterone and Capivasertib. I like this combination in particular for fit patients because the side effect profile should allow them to continue to maintain their f...
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