Can radio-isotopes (strontium or samarium) be used at the same time as (simultaneously with) chemotherapy (combined therapy) without excessive toxicity?

Guideline contents > Can radio-isotopes (strontium or samarium) be used at the same time as (simultaneously with) chemotherapy (combined therapy) without excessive toxicity?

Author(s):

• Dr Howard Gurney — Author
• Prof Ian Olver AM — Co-author
• Dr Mark Rosenthal — Co-author
• Professor Sabe Sabesan — Co-author
• Cancer Council Australia Advanced Prostate Cancer Guidelines Working Party — Co-author

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Gurney, H, Olver, I, Rosenthal, M, Sabesan, S, Cancer Council Australia Advanced Prostate Cancer Guidelines Working Party. Clinical question:Can radio-isotopes (strontium or samarium) be used at the same time as (simultaneously with) chemotherapy (combined therapy) without excessive toxicity? . In: Clinical practice guidelines for the management of locally advanced and metastatic prostate cancer. Sydney: Cancer Council Australia. [Version URL: https://wiki.cancer.org.au/australiawiki/index.php?oldid=71939, cited 2023 Jun 1]. Available from: https://wiki.cancer.org.au/australia/Guidelines:Prostate_cancer/Management/Locally_advanced_and_metastatic.

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Can radio-isotopes (strontium or samarium) be used at the same time as (simultaneously with) chemotherapy (combined therapy) without excessive toxicity?

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Recommendation cannot be made as insufficient relevant evidence.

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