GORMONAL'NAYa TERAPIYa RAKA PREDSTATEL'NOY ZhELEZY


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Currently, according to international expert opinion, hormone therapy (HT) is standard of treatment for patients with disseminated prostate cancer (PC). The article discusses the administration of HT for localized and locally advanced prostate cancer, including the feasibility of HT prior to surgery and radiation therapy. The article also discusses some aspects of the use of hormonal therapy in metastatic prostate cancer: a comparison of immediate and delayed HT, applicability of adding of anti-androgen therapy to castration therapy, the potentials for the use of intermittent hormonal therapy regimen.

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V. A Chernyaev

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