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In a patient with newly diagnosed high risk prostate cancer, how do you work up a bone scan showing suspicious areas of radiotracer uptake?

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Radiation Oncology · Medical College of Wisconsin

This a great question. In the setting of abnormalities on the bone scan, I would take 2 actions. First, I would certainly get local imaging of the abnormal site, with a CT, MRI or X-ray, depending on the location. I would also use the patient's clinical scenario and treatment response to help in the...

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