Abstract

We retrospectively analyzed the clinical records of 510 consecutive patients with diagnosis of low-intermediate risk of PCa, according to NCCN risk group and ASTRO-EAU- EORTC guidelines treated from Sept 1999 to Dec 2016 with I 125 BT LDR as monotherapy, using a real time approach at our Institution. As the nadir PSA value is a time-dependent variable, a landmark analysis method was used, and this demonstrated that lower nadir values at 3 years (fixed time point) after BT translated into improved long-term biochemical outcomes.

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