Table 2 Treatment characteristics after baseline PSMA-PET/CT.

From: Metastasis directed radiotherapy versus standard of care for PSMA-PET diagnosed oligometastatic/oligoprogressive castration resistant prostate cancer

 

MDRT group

Control group

PSA level 6 months after PSMA-PET

3.25 ng/ml (range: 0.01–27.07)

7.80 ng/ml (range:0.01–60.0)

Subsequent therapy after PSMA-PET

  

Abiraterone

n = 20 (58.82%)

n = 9 (42.86%)

Enzalutamide

n = 14 (41.18%)

n = 8 (38.10%)

Abiraterone and Enzalutamide

n = 9 (26.47%)

n = 4 (19.05%)

Apalutamid

n = 1 (2.94%)

n = 1 (4.76%)

Not recieved ARPI

n = 8 (23.53%)

n = 7 (33.33%)

Zoledron acid/ Denosumab

n = 9 (26.47%)

n = 8 (38.10%)

Docetaxel

n = 12 (35.29%)

n = 8 (38.10%)

Cabazitaxel

n = 8 (23.53%)

n = 5(23.80%)

Palliative RT (a.e. bone metastasis during further follow up)

n = 6 (17.65%)

n = 5 (23.80%)

Radium

n = 6 (17.65%)

n = 0

PSMA-directed Lutetium-177 radio-ligand therapy

n = 2 (5.88%)

n = 5 (23.80%)

Subsequent radiotherapy after second PET

n = 24 (70.59%)

 

Symptomatic metastasis in the course

n = 3 (8.8%)

n = 4 (19.05%)