Experiences with

Pylarify

Pylarify PET? PSMA Ga68 PET? Auximen? Alternatives? Bone Scans and CT scans? MRI? 7.What treatment has the highest probability of slowing down the progress of the extensive metastatic disease as I have?

I'm curious if anyone knows more details about this new imaging agent that was just approved by the FDA. How does it compare with Gallium68? It sounds easier to manufacture but at what PSA levels is it effective? Thanks for any info!

So the first choice (basically, Pylarify) “might” be more sensitive, logistics are easier (just one scan) and overall radiation exposure is less.

My oncologist, who is not a fan of Auximen scans, thinks the Pylarify PET scan will be widely used by the end of the year. He doesn't think there is any possibility it will change treatment for me at this point in time, so I won't be getting it anytime soon. I have no issue with that. Philly

https://investor.lantheus.com/news-releases/news-release-details/lantheus-receives-us-fda-approval-pylarifyr-piflufolastat-f-18 This will make it more widely available than the Ga68-PSMA-11 PET scan. Johns Hopkins, where it was developed is offering it. It's approved for both high risk and recurrent/