Therapeutic Algorithm Guided by Sequential 11C-Choline PET/CT in a Patient With Metastatic Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer.

作者: JR Garcia Garzon , Pere Bassa , Marina Soler , Merce Moragas , Elena Llinares

DOI: 10.1097/RLU.0000000000000758

关键词: CabazitaxelOncologyNuclear medicineProstate cancerTherapeutic algorithmAntiandrogen TherapyDocetaxelMedicineInternal medicineAndrogenCastration resistantPositron emission tomography

摘要: Antiandrogen therapy alone or combined with radical is the first choice in diagnosis and recurrence of patients metastatic prostate cancer. However, on androgen deprivation frequently show treatment resistance. In recent years, new treatments for castration-resistant cancer have been developed. Clinical studies docetaxel shown its usefulness first-line therapy, different therapeutic algorithms second-line drugs like abiraterone cabazitaxel also proposed. Sequential metabolic study PET/CT imaging ¹¹C-choline may be important assessing right moment administration each one options.

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