ABSTRACT
A 66-year old man known case of metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer underwent successful 6 cycles treatment with 177Lu- prostate-specific membrane antigen. On the last post therapy whole body scan a new lesion in the skull was noted, suspected for disease progression. One week later, the patient complained from weakness of left upper extremity and brain magnetic resonance imaging revealed a brain tumor, confirmed as glioblastoma pathologically.
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