Abstract
The Authors studied 120 prostatic cancers in a 16-year retrospective study: 68 of them (57%) were stage D and 32 (29%) stage C tumors. Global survival rate of the case reports related to staging was similar to that reported in literature. There was a statistically significant difference between the survival of the group treated by antiandrogens alone and the group treated by total androgenic blockade. The latter was obtained by orchiectomy plus antiandrogens. The increase of the survival rate in the group treated by total androgenic blockade encourage its use “ab initio” for the treatment of metastatic tumor of the prostate.
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