@PCaParker Congrats for this important and needed study.any hints on possibly different efficacy of two used schedules: 66/33x vs 52.5/20x?what was actual prevalence of these two regimens?Thanks
@RTendulkarMD It may be worthwhile to look for those with available data.may take is that they are more prone to failure and success of RT in this setting is lower compared to those who achieve negative PSA and start rising
@RTendulkarMD Thank you Rahul!btw,re your nomogram,how good is in predicting outcomes for pts with persistent PSA post radical prostatectomy!such patients are 80% of my postop RT practice!!i appreciate your opinion !