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Do you offer RT both to the prostate and synchronous oligometastases in de novo oligometastatic prostate cancer?

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Radiation Oncology · UC San Diego

We do not yet have good evidence to tell us whether or when we should offer metastasis-directed therapy (MDT) for de novo oligometastatic prostate cancer. ORIOLE (like STOMP) was conducted in the recurrent setting. Those trials showed that MDT could delay progression and possibly allow a delay in th...

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Radiation Oncology · University of Texas at Tyler

Offer a man a lifetime of ADT or upfront radiotherapy and intermittent ADT, and I think most patients would pursue the latter. The EXTEND phase 2 trial of metastasis directed therapy may offer a way to treat all sites of metastatic disease (maximum 5) combined with limited duration ADT. And limited ...

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Radiation Oncology · Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Good question and excellent discussion so far.

Just to add that we have just finished an RCT trial looking at this question and patients with de-novo oligometastatic disease were included. Patients had to have metastatic disease on conventional imaging (not just on PSMA PET).

Patients were randomiz...

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Radiation Oncology · University of Texas at Tyler

The PEACE 1 trial on de novo metastatic, castration-sensitive prostate cancer is now published for radiotherapy and is noteworthy for several beneficial and clinically relevant results. It has not found a benefit in overall survival; however, it may be that longer follow-up is necessary.

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Radiation Oncology · University of Florida

Yes, depending on the number of mets.

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Radiation Oncology · Lafayette Radiation Center

De novo low volume disease behaves similarly to metachronous high-volume at least from standard of care a few years ago, which as we know (thankfully) changes rapidly these days in prostate. This doesn't mean (to me) that we should withhold MDT in de novo low volume. I think it is very case-specific...

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