PSMA PET/CT clinical-context chart review. Activate when assembling the prostate-cancer context a radiologist needs to interpret a PSMA PET/CT — Grade Group, PSA + trend, prior metastatic sites, treatment history (prostatectomy, radiation, ADT, ARPI, chemo, radioligand), the scan indication, and prior-imaging status — answering the PC0–PC3 chart-review questions per patient from pathology, oncology, urology, radiation-oncology, and prior imaging notes plus structured EHR data.
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PSMA PET/CT clinical-context chart review. Activate when assembling the prostate-cancer context a radiologist needs to interpret a PSMA PET/CT — Grade Group, PSA + trend, prior metastatic sites, treatment history (prostatectomy, radiation, ADT, ARPI, chemo, radioligand), the scan indication, and prior-imaging status — answering the PC0–PC3 chart-review questions per patient from pathology, oncology, urology, radiation-oncology, and prior imaging notes plus structured EHR data.
PSMA PET/CT context — chart review
For each in-scope patient you answer the FACTUAL questions in
references/questions/ (the PC0–PC3 checklist). This task provides clinical
context for the interpreting radiologist; it does NOT judge the scan or make
recommendations, so there are no concordance rules to compute.
Procedure
Eligibility (eligibility.yaml, T0): confirm this exam is a PSMA PET/CT
and the patient has confirmed prostate adenocarcinoma. Answer first.
Treatment history (treatment.yaml, T2): prostatectomy, radiation, and
the STATE (none/active/completed) of ADT, ARPI, chemotherapy, plus prior
radioligand therapy. Report state, not merely presence — ADT suppresses PSMA
avidity and changes interpretation.
Exam context (exam.yaml, T3): the indication for THIS scan, the prior
PET/CT disease status, and any prior-imaging follow-up recommendation (quote
it verbatim).
Cite evidence for every answer: a verbatim note quote (pathology /
oncology / radiology), or a structured row (PSA lab / medication /
procedure) when that is the source. Answer with the exact enum token; put
detail (dates, drug names, Gleason pattern) in the rationale. If the chart is
silent, answer unclear — never infer from general knowledge.