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Zachary Klaassen

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Sep 6, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Zachary Klaassen

    ProsTIC26: New Targets: What will be the next PSMA? (opens the original)

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    (UroToday.com) The 2026 ProsTIC annual meeting featured an optimizing theranostics session and a presentation by Dr. Andrei Iagaru discussing new targets and what will be the next PSMA. For 2026, prostate cancer is projected to account for 333,830 new cancer diagnoses among men in the United States, representing 31% of male cancers. Prostate cancer is also projected to result in 36,320 deaths, accounting for 11% of male cancer deaths. Thus, despite substantial advances in detection and treatment

  2. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Zachary Klaassen

    ProsTIC26: PSMA PET for Risk Stratification (opens the original)

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    (UroToday.com) The 2026 ProsTIC annual meeting featured a PSMA imaging session and a presentation by Dr. Andrei Iagaru discussing PSMA PET for risk stratification. Dr. Iagaru began by defining risk stratification as the process of grouping patients according to their likelihood of experiencing a particular outcome, thereby helping clinicians determine the appropriate level of care, monitoring, or intervention. The concept is familiar throughout medicine: patients are not simply diagnosed with a

  3. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Zachary Klaassen

    ProsTIC26: The Benefits of Post Therapy SPECT/CT over PET/CT (opens the original)

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    (UroToday.com) The 2026 ProsTIC annual meeting featured a PSMA imaging session and a presentation by Dr. Grace Kong discussing the benefits of post therapy SPECT/CT over PET/CT. For this talk, Dr. Kong framed the presentation around the need to determine whether a patient is responding during a planned course of 177Lu-PSMA, typically delivered over six cycles at 6-week intervals. Conventional assessment incorporates clinical response, PSA, and imaging response criteria such as RECIST/PCWG3, but

  4. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Zachary Klaassen

    ProsTIC26: Keynote: PSMA PET/CT and the Future of Prostate Cancer Trial Imaging (opens the original)

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    (UroToday.com) The 2026 ProsTIC annual meeting featured a Keynote Address presentation by Dr. Alicia Morgans discussing PSMA PET/CT and the future of prostate cancer trial imaging. Dr. Morgans started her presentation by emphasizing that the framework for assessing prostate cancer in clinical trials has evolved substantially over the past several decades. The original PSA Working Group in 1999 established PSA endpoints. PCWG2 in 2008 subsequently incorporated the 2+2 bone scan rule and RECIST as

  5. Article · Sep 6, 2026 · Zachary Klaassen

    ProsTIC26: PSMA PET/CT for Diagnosis: PRIMARY2 study (opens the original)

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    (UroToday.com) The 2026 ProsTIC annual meeting featured a PSMA imaging session and a presentation by Dr. Daniel Moon discussing the PRIMARY 2 study. mpMRI has become an important component of the prostate cancer diagnostic pathway, but uncertainty remains regarding the optimal management of men with equivocal MRI findings or those with a nonsuspicious MRI who nonetheless have persistent clinical features concerning for prostate cancer. In these patients, MRI alone may not provide sufficient conf

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