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Intraductal prostate carcinoma: What is standard treatment?

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Nov 17 6:10am | Replies (26)
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@cheriekhan

My husband's biopsy was reread by MSK and one of the cores said the following, "Focally suspicious for intraductal carcinoma (separate core)." He has been diagnosed with stage 4A prostate cancer with one pelvic lymph node involvement that I have written about here. Moving ahead with ADT then internal and external radiation. What does this new diagnosis of 'intraductal carcinoma mean for his treatment, cure etc? TIA

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ozzie51 | @ozzie51 | Jun 13 5:34pm

What type of ADT? Chemical or surgical?

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Colleen Young, Connect Director | @colleenyoung | Jun 21 8:03am

@cheriekhan, I moved your question about intrductal prostate carcinoma to this existing discussion:
- Intraductal prostate carcinoma: What is standard treatment?
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/intraductal-prostate-carcinoma/
I did this so you can read the previous posts and connect with others with this type of prostate cancer. You might also appreciate this related discussion:
- Proton beam vs IMRT for intraductal carcinoma of the prostate
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/proton-beam-verses-imrt/
What ADT medication will be used?

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