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How do you manage surveillance imaging for patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer?

Are you directed by symptoms, PSA changes or do you have a standard schedule regardless of those factors?
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Medical Oncology · Washington University School of Medicine
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Outside of trials - for SOC patients, I'll usually get imaging around treatment PSA nadir (understanding some of the changes in bone may lag PSA responses). Then, will re-image based on consistent/significant PSA rise or new symptoms. I try to adhere to working group radiographic criteria for SOC pa...

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