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survey or rad prostatectomy?

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PIVOT trial: NEJM 2012 Wilt: 14% of target enrolled; no difference in disease-specific mortality; if: higher PSA, higher baseline risk, higher gleason–> trend of benefit for surgery

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active surveillance regimen for diagnosed cancer

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repeat biopsy at baseline, then upon progression of PSA, if no progression every 3 years; q6mo PSA and DSE

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PSA rise–> when to think local

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if extra capsular extension and late rise–>likely local;

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PSA doubling time (PSADT) cutoff for risk estimation

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if <3mo after surgery/radiation (1/5 of population), likely to develop mets and die of cancer

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5
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castration resistant

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tumors not hormone-refractory, they just grow with lower levels

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intermittent androgen deprivation

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reduced toxicity, does not delay castrate-resistance, improved quality of life: NEJM Hussain (if low PSA at 6 months, do intermittent: unable to conclude non-inferiority); other trials show equivalence–> NOW STANDARD to treat 6 months then d/c if PSA drops to <4

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if PSA goes down and bone scan worse

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flare phenomenon–> repeat second scan, look for NEW lesions

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TROPIC trial

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cabazitaxel in docetaxel-refractory–> OS benefit

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enzalutamide/xtandi

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binds and inhibits AR, also inhibits transport to nucleus and binding to DNA (also taxanes inhibit transport to nucleus)

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10
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prostate ca epi

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1st in men 220k, 2nd most cause of death

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rising PSA with no mets

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60,000 of patients, proportion develop clinical mets

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castrate resistant

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means that castrate levels of testosterone but still progression

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13
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paradigm for prostate ca treatment

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intervene if Sx, or if risk of significant event might occur is high

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prostate cancer biospy

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12-14 cores

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prostate cancer screening

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T3a- extracapsular, T3b- seminal vescles

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nodal disease in prostate ca

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pelvic nodes good prognosis, outside pelvis bad

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calculating risk of early stage prostate

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need nomogram, which is still work in progress. T-stage alone insufficient

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localized prostate cancer risk assessment

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if low risk, recommend 2nd biopsy. repeat biopsy with 24-30 cores to ensure sampling. alternative is MRI prostate to look for dominant lesion. low risk if no lesion. biopsies being guided using fused MRI/US imaging for adequate sampling

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active surveillance scheduling

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every 6 months

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biochemical recurrence mgmt

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use nomogram to predict liklihood of localized recurrence and benefit from RT

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first line therapy with PFS rise

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use nomogram. if <3month PSA doubling, more likely to have mortality. treat with antigen depletion (castration)

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androgen depletion–> intermittent or continuous?

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GnRH agonist + AR antagonist for 7 months for 7 months, . reduced toxicity and improved quality of life. does not delay development of resistance. non-inferiority. 13 trials–> no difference.

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23
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bisphos or denosumab in prostate

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shown to delay SRE

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24
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causes of castrate resistance

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up regulation of androgen receptor, or up regulation of androgen synthesis

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25
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slow drift up of PSA with enzalutamide

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do not stop…still effective. symptom-based may be way to go

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abiaraterone versus enzalutamide

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prior response doesn’t predict response, but responses are lower in patients who don’t respond to one

27
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high volume (4+ bone lesions) newly diagnosed metastatic prostate cancer

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unsure of addition of docetaxel at front-line, one trial showed survival benefit, another showed no difference

28
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DRE palpation

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only peripheral zone, 70% of cancers. transition zone not evaluable

29
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familial prostate

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10%; highest risk SNP is in HOXB13 TF

30
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adeno confirmation v. benign

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expresion of alpha-methylacyl-coenzyme A racemase

31
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translocations in pr ca

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TMPRSS2-ERG fusion.

32
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chemoprevention

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analysis shows that you can avoid 4 low-grade tumors for 1 high grade- not recommended for healthy men. No OS benefit

33
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AUA PSA recommendations

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shared decision for age 55-69; otherwise no

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PSA predictors

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PSA 4: 23% PPV; PSA velocity >0.75/yr and PSA 4-10–> suspicious

35
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number cores needed for TRUS Bx

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12

36
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free psa

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% less than 25% is associated with +cancer. not recommended clinically to make decision

37
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pelvic MRI recommendation

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if T3/T4 (thru capsule or fixed/invasion) or nomogram LN risk >20%.

38
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bone mets prostate

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more often blastic.

39
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bone scan recommended if

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PSA >20, gleason 8, T3/T4 (capsule invasion), or Sx

40
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PSA elevation after prostatectomy

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median 8 years to Sx; higher risk - time to progression short, high glassine, high doubling time

41
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Tx of PSA elevation after prostatectomy

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no gold standard of whether to start ADT. can do intermittent with similar disease-specific survival

42
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RT v. prostatectomy v. observe

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can use nomograms.

43
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biochem relapse after RT

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nadir + 2.0 points

44
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RT dose for prostate

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78-79Gy.

45
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ADT after prostate RT

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needed for intermediate disease (6 months, if PSA velocity >2.0/yr). if node-posalsitive, need 2 years adjuvant ADT.

46
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RT following prostatectomy

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pT3 (capsule penetration), positive margins, detectable PSA after surgery.

47
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salvage RT following prostatectomy

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consider if PSA relapse and low risk features (i.e. >1 yr from surgery, glee 7, no LN or seminal vesicle invasion at surgery)

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denosumab to prevent fracture on ADT

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need 60mg SQ every 6 months. effective

49
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bone flare on ADT

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3-6 months after initiation of therapy

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PSA to assess initial ADT response

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7 month PSA: 4 high risk

51
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ADT combined blockade versus just GnRH

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modest improvement in survival. anti-androgen alone is inferior.

52
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anti-androgens

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flutamide, bicalutamide, nilutamide.

53
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ADT after prostectomy

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no

54
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intermittent v continuous ADT for metastastic

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data not conclusive. intermittent not non-inferior. however meta-analysis shows same OS and improved QOL

55
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docetaxel + ADT for newly metastatic

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survival benefit for visceral disease, or 4+ boney sites. only 1 study

56
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medical castration

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defined as testosterone

57
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newly castrate resistant disease

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trial of anti-androgen withdrawl, and consider second ant9-androgen or ketoconazole or hydrocortisone (non-cross-resistant sometimes)

58
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abiatarone

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oral CYP17 inhibitor + prednisone, blocks androgen synth. 1g daily plus prednisone 5mg BID

59
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enzalutamide

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another potent anti-androgen,

60
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sipuleucel-T

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autologous vaccine of prostatic acid phosphatase and G-CSF, q2wks x 3

61
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docetaxel for prostate

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75mg/m2 q3wk + prednisone

62
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cabazitaxel for prostate

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25mg/m2 + 10mg day predinsone. improved survival. consider G-CSF given high rates of neutropenia

63
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alpharadin

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approved for symptomatic bone mets (cannot have visceral disease), improved survival.

64
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regimens for adrenocortical caricinoma

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surgery. poor prognosis if >5cm. mitotane. adding EDT (etoposide, doxorubicin, cisplatin) improves PFS but not OS.

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