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Radiation-induced Toxicity in Prostate Cancer/ Standard-Follow-Up Program Prostate

Radiation-induced Toxicity in Prostate Cancer/ Standard-Follow-Up Program Prostate

Recruiting
18 years and older
Male
Phase N/A

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Overview

The goal is to gain insight in the development and course of the toxicity after a curative treatment of prostate cancer

Description

All with curative intent treated prostate cancer patients will be enrolled in the SFP (Standard Follow-up Programme). It also includes the post -operative adjuvant treatments and the patients with positive lymph nodes.

Patients will complete weekly questionnaires to score the patient -rated toxicity. Biweekly patients are seen by the treating radiation oncologist and / or AIOS in which the physician -rated toxicity is scored. In the follow-up will always patient -rated toxicity and physician -rated toxicity can be determined.

Use of an SFP should yield a profit for the practitioner , such as the automatic generation of letters. This should apply to all SFPs .

Quality of life and toxicity in patients will be completed on the touch-screen computers at FU visits.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

  • All curative treated patients with prostatecancer( with positive lymph nodes)
  • All patients who will be treated with RT( including post-operative, adjuvant treatments)
  • Are willing to fill in toxicity and QOL-questionnarys (QLQ-PR25 en de QLQ-C30)

Exclusion Criteria:

        Patients who are not willing to fill in toxicity and QOL-questionnarys Patients who will
        not get RT Non-curative or palliative treated patients (with bone mestasis) Non-prostate
        cancer-patients

Study details
    Prostate Cancer

NCT03034187

University Medical Center Groningen

27 January 2024

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