Pluvicto
Pluvicto could be an option for patients with metastatic prostate cancer in which other treatment options are no longer effective.
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What is Pluvicto™?
Pluvicto™ is a type of treatment known as theranostics. What that means is it's composed of two parts. One emits a diagnostic radiation that permits imaging and comprehensive cancer staging, the other delivers a therapeutic radiation particle to treat cancer metastases.
When Pluvicto™ is injected into the veins of patients, it's drawn to all the sites of the prostate cancer metastasis at the same time, giving off the radiation which targets the disease. Pluvicto™ treatment is given as six cycles, and these are spaced out at six-week intervals.
Who can receive Pluvicto™?
Patients with metastatic prostate cancer undergo a gallium-68 PSMA PET scan to confirm expression of prostate specific membrane antigen, if present this means the patient is eligible for Pluvicto™ treatment.
Talk with your care provider to see if Pluvicto™ is appropriate for you or call 734-232-6072.
Where is Pluvicto™ available?
Pluvicto™ is offered at the Brighton Center for Specialty Care and University Hospital in Ann Arbor.
Learn more about theranostic treatments on our theranostics web page.