How does the presence of indeterminate lymphadenopathy on PSMA PET scan alter your management of unfavorable intermediate-risk prostate cancer?
Some pelvic nodes have a moderate SUV of around 6. How do clinicopathologic factors, such as PSA level and percentage of positive TRUS biopsy cores impact your approach? What if the lymph nodes appeared more suspicious with a higher SUV?
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Summary: In practice, I usually review the imaging myself and attempt to evaluate for common pitfalls of interpretation or evidence that may convince me of a true positive. Often, I find a second review by a blinded radiologist helpful. Unless I am highly suspicious of a false positive, I often err ...
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