Three15 162 Treatment of castration resistant prostate cancer B

  1. AUA guideline for CRPC 2018
    Non metastatic CRPC 




    RECOMMENDATION AGAINST - Systemic chemotherapy or immunotherapy outside the context of a clinical trial (Evidence Level Grade C)


    Offer apalutamide, darolutamide or enzalutamide to patients with M0 CRPC and a high risk of developing metastasis (PSADT < 10 months) to prolong time to metastases. Strong, EAU

    RCTS in M0 CRPC

    • PROSPER - Enzalutamide vs placebo 
    • SPARTAN - apalutamide vs placebo
    • ARAMIS - darolutamide vs. placebo

    • FDA Approval summary 
    • - Apalutamide - For M0CRPC only 
    • - Enzalutamide - M0CRPC+ M1CRPC 
    • - Abiraterone - M1CRPC only
  2. Index 2
    • Metastatic, no prior docetaxel, asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic 
    • [@ DSP - Docetaxel, Symptoms, Performance status]
  3. Index 3
    • Metastatic, no prior docetaxel, symptomatic, good performance status 
  4. Index 4
    Metastatic, no prior docetaxel, symptomatic, poor performance status 



    Sipuleucel T is used only for asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic setting - not for symptomatic patients, not in visceral disease, or patients requiring narcotic analgesics. 

    Sipuleucel-T is a treatment option for patients with minimally or asymptomatic metastatic prostate cancer. Treatment is generally very safe. There is no evidence that sipuleucel-T treatment causes symptomatic relief, any clinically meaningful PSA declines, or delay in disease progression. The drug was approved based on a survival benefit compared with placebo.
  5. Index 5
    • Prior docetaxel. good performance status 
  6. Index 6
    • Prior docetaxel. poor performance status 
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Three15 162 Treatment of castration resistant prostate cancer B
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AUA guideline for CRPC
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