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For patients starting Pluvicto, do you have patients stop their ARPI?

This question is part of our collaboration with ASTRO to highlight impactful data from the 2026 Multidisciplinary Radiopharmaceutical Symposium. This question is inspired by the Plenary Session Presentation "Safety and Efficacy of Lu-177 PSMA-617 Versus Established Therapies in mCRPC: Pooled Evidence from Randomized Phase II/III Trials" by Dr. Mohammad Arfat Ganiyani
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Do you hold enzalutamide/darolutamide/apalutamide or abiraterone/prednisone in patients who progressed on that agent in mCRPC now proceeding to 177-Lu PSMA Rx?

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Radiation Oncology · University of Missouri at Columbia, Ellis Fischel Cancer Cener
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While the VISION trial allowed for concomitant use, it was only about half (53%) in the Lu-177-PSMA arm, and 2/3 (68%) of those on the standard of care arm - Garje et al., PMID 36693228. And the PSMAfore trial did not, as noted above by @Dr. First Last

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Radiation Oncology · Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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From the PSMAfore trial, ARPI was not allowed concurrently with Pluvicto. Notably, these were patients with prior exposure to at least one ARPI (inclusion was "eligible for a change in ARPI")

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Radiation Oncology · Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
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In patients who start Pluvicto after multifocal progression on an ARPI, I favor discontinuing the ARPI. Concomitant ARPIs can add significant toxicity and, in these situations, may not offer additional clinical benefit. Retrospective data from Mayo showed that after adjusting for baseline clinical d...

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