Plain-English translation of NCT06546267 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Read our Prostate Cancer research guide →This is a research study that looks back at how well advanced radiation therapy has worked for prostate cancer patients treated at a major Italian cancer center. Researchers will examine medical records from patients treated over the past 5 years to understand how effective the radiation was, what side effects occurred, and how treatment affected quality of life. The study includes patients at all stages of prostate cancer—from early disease to advanced and relapsed cases.
Doctors want to understand which patients benefit most from different types of advanced radiation therapy and how to minimize side effects that can affect daily life. By gathering real-world results from hundreds of patients, this research will help improve treatment planning and outcomes for future prostate cancer patients.
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If you participate, researchers will review your medical records and treatment information that is already documented in the hospital system. If selected for the quality-of-life portion of the study, you would complete a brief questionnaire asking about any side effects or impacts on your daily life from the radiation treatment you received. The entire process is retrospective, meaning it involves looking back at your past treatment—you would not receive any new treatments as part of this study.
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