Adjuvant radiotherapy controversies in localized prostate cancer
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https://doi.org/10.22517/25395203.25098Keywords:
Radiotherapy, adjuvant, Prostate Cancer, prostatectomy.Abstract
The choice of the most appropriate moment to perform radiotherapy in the treatment of prostate cancer is controversial since it can be performed immediately after prostatectomy or as rescue treatment in case of relapse. In this article, a search for the topic is carried out, the clinical trials with the best evidence are selected and the results are analyzed. Although there is benefit in adjuvant radiotherapy, this result is not found in all patients and it is associated with greater late genitourinary toxicity, therefore, the key is in the selection of treatment according to the specific patient.
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