Hi-Risk/Recurrent/Advanced PCa Video Chat, Jan 9, 2024
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Editor’s Pick: Three things that are slow to change — liver enzymes, testosterone, and hormone sensitivity. (bn)
Topics Discussed
Skip the Lupron and do 2nd-line monotherapy off the bat?; dealing with ADT via antidepressants; he’s looking down the road at Pluvicto; weighing two clinical trials — or none; great first encounter with Dr. Heath; hey, don’t you want to know the Gleason score?; what made his cancer mutations jump?; hold off Keytruda if there’s no MSI?; liver tests slow to recover after abi; stay calm restarting ADT after a drug holiday; back chasing ZZZs; a few zaps with X-rays, or many with protons?; sciatica probably wasn’t the Lupron shot; how quick a rebound after Lupron?; an unexpected test (CEA) from Dr. E; radiation cystitis 8 years out
Chat Log
Steve Roux, MI · 6:13 PM
I’m glad to hear that because I ordered that same one today!
· 6:49 PM
John.ayo@gmail.com
tom · 6:50 PM
Tom rockradio@mac.com
AnCan – rick · 6:52 PM
Pat Martin · 7:13 PM
Thanks much for hearing me. Probably be back next week.
Stan Friedman · 7:26 PM
https://www.medpagetoday.com/hematologyoncology/prostatecancer/108193
Stan Friedman · 7:26 PM
Interesting article just published on MedPage Today.
Steve Roux, MI · 7:33 PM
Thanks Stan
Stan Friedman · 7:42 PM
Sorry, need to leave. Good night and see you next week.
Mark Baldridge – WA · 8:12 PM
Thank you Len, Dr. John and Rick!
Herb Courtney, Oak View, CA · 8:12 PM
Great session. Gotta go cook dinner
· 8:13 PM
Thank you guys! Great group
Al L · 8:13 PM
Thank you Len!!
Julian – Houston · 8:14 PM
Thanks Everyone!
GARY Z · 8:18 PM
Thanks to all!