Optimal Timing and Frequency of Imagining Agents Used in the Detection and Characterization of Oligometastatic Prostate Cancer

Jaideep Sohi, MD, and Jeremie Calais, MD, conduct a comparative assessment of gallium-based and non-gallium-based imaging agents for their efficacy in detecting and characterizing oligometastatic prostate cancer.

EP: 1.PSMA PET vs. Gallium-Based PET: Navigating NCCN Guidelines in Prostate Cancer Imaging

EP: 2.Insights into the Benefit of PSMA PET Imaging Alongside Other Conventional Imaging Modalities in Prostate Cancer Care

EP: 3.The Role of PSMA PET in Early Detection and Prostate Cancer Staging

EP: 4.Understanding Oligometastatic Disease in Prostate Cancer: Insights from PSMA PET Imaging

EP: 5.Navigating Oligometastatic Disease: Understanding Lesion Numbers, Metastasis, and Disease Cutoffs in Clinical Practice

EP: 6.Evaluating Imaging Agents in Oligometastatic Prostate Cancer: A Comparative Analysis of Gallium-Based and Non-Gallium-Based Options

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EP: 7.Optimal Timing and Frequency of Imagining Agents Used in the Detection and Characterization of Oligometastatic Prostate Cancer

EP: 8.Collaboration in Prostate Cancer Care: The Role of PSMA PET Imaging in Multidisciplinary Teams

EP: 9.Navigating Inter-readability Issues in Nuclear Medicine: Solutions for Limited Specialist Availability

EP: 10.Bridging the Gap: Key Considerations for Physicians Interpreting Gallium-Based PET Imaging

Video content above is prompted by the following:

• How do you determine the optimal timing and frequency of imaging studies using specific agents to monitor oligometastatic disease progression in prostate cancer patients?

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