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Pelvic Bed Radiation After Initial Radiation Treatment

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I experienced biochemical failure a number of years after first being treated for prostate cancer with radiation and brachy. Is it ever used again to kills mets in the pelvic bed or lymph glands?

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Your pelvic bed was already treated along with your prostate. EBRT can be used on the pelvic lymph nodes if it wasn't treated. Good idea to have a PSMA PET scan to exclude more distant metastases.

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Before radiation get a PSMA PET/CT to check for distant mets.

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Agreed! You and TA know from radiology.😇

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