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STUDYING ON CLINICAL AND PARACLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CASTRATION- RESISTANT PROSTATE CANCER PATIENTS IN VIETNAM NATIONAL CANCER HOSPITAL
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Prostate cancer achieves an initial response rate of up to 80%, but eventually almost all patients progress to the castration-resistant stage (testosterol
<50 ng/dl). Purpose: To Describe some clinical and paraclinical characteristics of patients with castration- resistant prostate cancer treated in Vietnam National Cancer Hospital. Methods: Record the clinical and laboratory characteristics of prostate cancer patients diagnosed resistant to orchiectomy. Results: The
mean age of the patients at the CRPC diagnosis was
66.4 ± 8.7, with the most common clinical symptom being bone pain (64.5%). Bone, pelvis and vertebral column, was the most common site of metastasis at the CRPC diagnosis (77.4%). The Gleason score of the patients participating in the study was mainly 9-10 scores. Conclusion: Bone metastasis is the most common of patients with the CRPC diagnosis.
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Castration-resistant, Prostate cancer
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