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2022, Number 2

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Rev Mex Urol 2022; 82 (2)

Clinical variables in the diagnosis and treatment of advanced hormone sensitive prostate cancer

Zonana-Farca E, Ramírez-Pérez EA
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Key words:

Advanced hormone sensitive prostate cancer, cN1 disease, oligometastatic disease in prostate cancer.

ABSTRACT

In the last years, novel imaging studies have surged for increase the sensitivity in early metastatic disease detection. the recognition of biological subgroups of men with newly diagnosed advanced prostate cancer for the management of the primary tumor to improve the overall survival in this patients considered fatal in the short or medium term with systemic disease managed just with androgenic hormonal suppression.


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