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Question 1

What are your main considerations when choosing a PET imaging agent for patients with prostate cancer? (Select all that apply.)

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Question 2

In patients with suspected prostate cancer recurrence and low PSA levels, how confident are you that you can provide an unequivocal read of PET scans?

PSA
(ng/mL)
Very
confident
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confident
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confident
<0.2
≥0.2 and <0.3
≥0.3 and <0.5
≥0.5 and <1
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DID YOU KNOW?

POSLUMA has demonstrated high detection rates even at low and very low PSA levels1—which may allow physicians like you to feel more confident in your PSMA PET image interpretations.

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Question 3

Looking at the patient case study below, in what region(s) would you identify uptake? (Select all that apply.)

Patient 1 Case Study: Clinical History

Diagnosed in September 2018 at age 69

  • Gleason score: 4+5
  • TNM stage: T3b N0 Mx

Initial treatment of radical prostatectomy in October 2018

  • Leuprolide acetate hormone therapy in early 2019, ended April 2019
  • Received salvage radiation therapy in April 2019

Elevated PSA levels post-treatment (doubling time not available)

  • 0 ng/mL (September 2019)
  • 0.40 ng/mL (May 2020)
  • 0.80 ng/mL (August 2020)

Received a POSLUMA PET scan as part of SPOTLIGHT in October 2020 at age 71.

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Question 4

Looking at the patient case study below, in what region(s) would you identify uptake consistent with prostate cancer? (Select all that apply.)

Patient 2 Case Study: Clinical History

Diagnosed with prostate cancer in August 2019 at age 77

  • Gleason score: 3+4
  • TNM stage: T3a N0 M0

Initial treatment of radical prostatectomy in October 2019

Elevated PSA levels post-treatment (doubling time not available)

  • 0.32 ng/mL (December 2019)
  • 0.50 ng/mL (May 2020)

Received a POSLUMA PET scan as part of SPOTLIGHT in June 2020 at age 77.

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Keep scrolling to explore how POSLUMA performed in a cohort of patients with low to very low PSA levels.

SPOTLIGHT STUDY POST HOC ANALYSIS: RECURRENT PROSTATE CANCER

POSLUMA detected recurrence at low to very low PSA levels

An analysis of 188 patients from the SPOTLIGHT study who had an evaluable POSLUMA scan and who had a baseline PSA <1 ng/mL. Patient- and region-level detection rates by majority read were determined, stratifying detection rates according to patients’ baseline PSA level.2

How might the information you just learned about POSLUMA impact your decision about which imaging agent to use?

Consider POSLUMA today for its high prostate cancer detection rates even at low or very low PSA levels.1

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References: 1. POSLUMA. Package insert. Blue Earth Diagnostics, Ltd; 2023. 2. Jani A, Michalski JM, Chapin B, Schuster DM. Detection rate of 18F-rhPSMA-7.3 PET in patients with suspected prostate cancer recurrence at PSA levels <1 ng/mL: data from the phase 3 SPOTLIGHT study. Abstract 160. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2023;117(2)(suppl):S35-S36. doi.org/10.1016/j.ijrobp.2023.06.302