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0:22 Can patients with extremely high PSA's still achieve remission?
3:34 Do extremely high PSA's always correlate with aggressive disease?
4:52 What is monitoring like for a patient following intensive treatment for high PSA cancer?
6:55 Is triple therapy required for a patient with a PSA of over 1,000?
7:29 How rare is it for a patient with a PSA over 1,000 to achieve remission?
8:23 What are the options for those patients who don't achieve remission?
10:42 Is extremely high PSA cancer inherently more urgent?
12:16 What options are there if Pluvicto fails to control the growth of the disease?
13:12 Is Xofigo often used in combination on oligometastatic patients?
14:03 Can immune treatments like Provenge be used in combination therapy?
15:38 How effective are PARP inhibitors?
16:31 Alex's conclusions
17:57 If you need more help
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