María Natalia Gandur Quiroga: Structural Shifts in How We Think About Prostate Cancer
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María Natalia Gandur Quiroga: Structural Shifts in How We Think About Prostate Cancer

María Natalia GaNdur Quiroga, Chief of the Division of Genitourinary Medical Oncology at the Angel H. Roffo Oncology Institute, shared a post on X:

“GU26 – Day Highlights Prostate Cancer

Today was not about incremental updates. It was about structural shifts in how we think.

Biology is finally driving decisions

  • PTEN-deficient mHSPC – AKT pathway targeting (CAPItello-281)
  • PARPi sequencing in BRCA/ATM-altered disease
  • ctDNA emerging as strongly prognostic

We are moving from ‘hormone-sensitive vs resistant’ to molecularly contextualized disease states.

Radioligand therapy is accelerating

  • Alpha-emitters showing deep PSA50 responses
  • OS signals maturing in mCRPC
  • Sequencing will determine impact

The next battlefield isn’t activity. It’s implementation.

PCWG4 redefining progression

  • Imaging ≠ automatic failure
  • Multimodal endpoints (PSA + imaging + ctDNA + PROs)
  • Context-dependent interpretation

Trial design is evolving to match biologic complexity.

Overtreatment vs undertreatment tension

  • Salvage RT + ADT: PSA-driven nuance
  • Frailty ≠ barrier to ADT+ARPI
  • 50% attrition crisis in mCRPC – many never reach 2L

The biggest threat may not be resistance. It may be loss of opportunity.

Prostate cancer care =

  • Biomarker selection
  • Strategic sequencing
  • Timing optimization
  • Toxicity balance
  • Access planning

Not just drug choice. This is the transition from escalation to orchestration.”

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