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* 1. In what institution do you currently practice?

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* 2. Would you offer ‘adjuvant’ radiation therapy (with or without ADT) to a 62-year-old man 4 months post prostatectomy, who has recovered continence, if... (please circle one answer for each of parts a-d)

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a. His pathology had shown extensive Gleason 9 disease with focal positive margins and seminal vesicle (SV) invasion, with 0/12 nodes involved and his post op PSA was 0.01
b.His pathology had shown extensive Gleason 9 disease with focal positive margins with SV invasion with 0/12 nodes involved and his post op PSA had risen from 0.02 at 2 months to 0.05 at 4 months
c.His pathology had shown extensive Gleason 9 disease with focal positive margins with SV invasion with 2/12 nodes involved and his post op PSA was 0.01
d.His pathology had shown extensive Gleason 9 disease with focal positive margins with SV invasion with 2/12 nodes involved and his post op PSA had risen from 0.02 at 2 months to 0.05 at 4 months    

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* 3. At what PSA level would you recommend offering salvage radiation (+/- ADT) in a fit 70-year-old man (who has recovered continence) who had a RP with pT3aN0 (R1) Gleason 4+3=7 prostate cancer, with a doubling time of 10 months and PSMA scan that is negative? (please circle one answer)

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* 4. Would you be comfortable withholding radiation in a healthy, fully continent, 69-year-old man who… (please circle one answer for each of parts a-d)

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a.Has a PSA recurrence of 0.20, twelve (12) years after his RP (pT2Nx, R0) for a Gleason 3+4=7 cancer, with a PSA doubling time of 24 months, and a negative PSMA
b.Has a PSA recurrence of 0.60, twelve (12) years after his RP (pT2Nx, R0) for a Gleason 3+4=7 cancer, with a PSA doubling time of 24 months, and a negative PSMA 
c.Has a PSA recurrence of 0.20, eight (8) years after his RP (pT2Nx, R0) for a Gleason 4+3=7 cancer, with a PSA doubling time of 12 months, and a negative PSMA  
d.Has a PSA recurrence of 0.60, eight (8) years after his RP (pT2Nx, R0) for a Gl 4+3=7 cancer, with a PSA doubling time of 12 months, and a negative PSMA  

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* 5. The following case is discussed at your MDT: A healthy 68-year-old man with a PSA of 0.25, three years post RP for a pT3a/Nx/R0 Gleason 4+4=8 adenocarcinoma, with a PSA doubling time of 10 months and PSMA PET showing a solitary avid pelvic node. Which option would you advocate for? (Please circle one answer)

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