
NCCN Guideline Updates and Clinical Judgment in Prostate Cancer Care
Clinicians emphasize the importance of personalized treatment strategies in metastatic hormone-sensitive cancer, considering patient-specific factors and trial insights.
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In this segment, Dr. Graham and Dr. Sokolova discuss how recent NCCN guideline updates have influenced clinical practice across biochemical recurrence and metastatic castration-sensitive prostate cancer. The conversation explores how expanding evidence has shaped guideline recommendations while also highlighting areas where individualized clinical judgment remains essential. Dr. Sokolova notes that guidelines provide a critical framework for evidence-based care but cannot account for all patient-specific factors encountered in routine practice. Both experts emphasize the importance of integrating guideline recommendations with real-world considerations such as patient comorbidities, preferences, and treatment tolerability. The discussion underscores that guidelines are intended to inform, rather than replace, clinician decision-making. Overall, this segment highlights how evolving NCCN guidance supports standardized care while allowing flexibility to tailor treatment strategies to individual patients with prostate cancer.
































