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Ewolucja w leczeniu raka gruczołu krokowego. Część 1

Paweł M. Potocki1, Piotr J. Wysocki1
Onkol Prakt Klin Edu 2022;8(3):165-177.

Streszczenie

Rak gruczołu krokowego jest najczęstszym nowotworem występującym u mężczyzn. W leczeniu chorych od dawna wykorzystuje się strategie oparte na deprywacji androgenowej. Wyzwaniem pozostaje terapia w przypadku choroby opornej na kastrację. W ciągu ostatniego dwudziestolecia opcje leczenia systemowego chorych na ten nowotwór intensywnie ewoluowały. Nowe cząsteczki, o niespotykanej wcześniej aktywności, znacząco poprawiły przeżycie chorych z zaawansowaną postacią choroby. 

W niniejszym opracowaniu przedstawiono kluczowe aspekty ewolucji leczenia systemowego raka gruczołu krokowego w ciągu ostatnich dekad. W pierwszej części autorzy skupili się na terapiach skutecznych w fazie oporności na kastrację. W drugiej części zostaną opisane dane dotyczące wcześniejszych linii leczenia oraz zasady doboru optymalnej sekwencji terapii.

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