Abstract

Objective In Italy, the standard curative treatment for prostate carcinoma with metastases is the androgen suppression therapy (AST). Recently, intermittent AST has been introduced for the treatment of androgen-responsive patients aged > 75 years in order to reduce the toxicity and cost of treatment, as well as to delay tumor progression. The purpose of this study was to perform a cost-analysis of standard AST, intermittent AST or bilateral surgical castration.

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