Prostate Cancer Flashcards
What are four very high risk features of prsotate cancer?
cT3b-T4
Primary Gleason 5
2 or 3 high risk features
>4 cores with GG4 or 5
What are three high risk features in prostate? How many do you need to qualify as high risk?
Exactly one of:
cT3
GG4 or GG5
PSA >20
How to differentiate unfavorable intermediate vs favorable?
Unfavorable has GG3 or >50% biopsy cores positive
Favorable has GG 1-2 or <50% cores positive
Unfavorable also has 2 or 3 intermediate risk factors vs 1 (T2b=T2c, GG 2 or 3, PSA 10-20)
When to order bone scan or soft tissue imaging in newly diagnosed prostate cancer?
Unfavorable intermediate risk or higher
who is appropriate for active surveillance?
Very low risk with 10-20 year survival
low risk with at least 10 year survival
Definition of PSA recurrence after surgery?
PSA >0.1 or 2 or more increases
PSA persistence is never becoming undetectable
Definition of PSA recurrence after RT?
Increase by 2ng/mL above nadir
Preferred treatment strategy for de novo metastatic HSPC with high volume disease?
ADT + Docetaxel + Abiraterone/Darolutamide
Treatment options for de novo metastatic HSPC without high volume disease? (3)
ADT+ Abi, apa, enza
What is the effect on survival for radiation to oligometastatic disease?
Improves PFS
Treatment options for M0 CRPC (3)
ADT +
Apa
Enza
Daro
Which is more common in prostate cancer, BRCA2 or BRCA1?
BRCA2
4 PARPi that are approved for mCRPC
Olaparib
Rucaparib
Talazoparib +/- Enzalutamide
Niraparib + Abiraterone
Definition of high volume metastatic disesase
Visceral mets or
4 or more bone mets (at least one met beyond pelvis-vertebrae)
4 adverse findings to be seen on a prostatectomy specimen
POstiive margin
seminal vesicle involvement
extracapsular extension (pT3a)
Detectable PSA