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At what point would Radium-223 dicholoride treatment be the best management for a patient with established metastatic prostate cancer with an elevated PSA and symptomatic bone pain with corresponding bone lesions on imaging?

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Radiation Oncology · Varian Medical Systems/Allegheny health network

At present, based on the randomised trial, it is approved for castrate resistant prostate cancer (can be chemo naive) with symptomatic bone only disease. In that situation, it improves all skeletal related events and survival and should be an indication to talk about this treatment. However, in prac...

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At what point would Radium-223 dicholoride treatment be the best management for a patient with established metastatic prostate cancer with an elevated PSA and symptomatic bone pain with corresponding bone lesions on imaging? | Mednet