Prostate cancer
INACTIVE --- CRPC: treatment in daily clinical practiceGeorge (68 years old)
George, a 68-year-old retired English teacher, loves poetry and even wrote a couple of outstanding poetry books himself. He was diagnosed with high-risk PCa (cT3N0M0; ISUP grade 4 [Gleason score 4+4]; PSA 38 ng/ml). He was treated with EBRT + 24 months ADT. His PSA nadir was 0.7 ng/ml.
2 years after completion of ADT:
- PSA: 3.1 ng/ml
- CT scan: enlarged pelvic lymph nodes
- Bone scan: negative
ADT was started again. PSA nadir was 0.9 ng/ml.
18 months after start of ADT:
- PSA: 7.6 ng/ml
- Bone scan: 3 bone metastases; treatment with denosumab was started
- Moderate pain; well controlled by NSAIDs
- ALP: 132 U/l
- Serum testosterone: 12 ng/dl
- CT scan: stable lymph nodes, no signs of visceral metastasis
- ECOG PS: 1
- No germline and/or somatic BRCA1/2 mutation identified