When Will Lutetium 177 Psma therapy be approved as a first line treatment for prostate cancer
So whenever you have a new treatment option it takes years before it is approved for a particular indication Now once it gets approved for a particular indication then starts the expansion of the indication So right now Pluvicto therapy or lutetium PSMA therapy is approved for metastatic castrate resistant prostate cancer which means that it's approved for patients who are right at the end of their treatment or their prostate cancer journey But slowly now a lot of trials are coming up which are using prostate cancer earlier on in the course of the disease So there is the upfront PSMA trial There are other trials which are coming where we are trying to see if this Fluvicto therapy and Lutetium PSMA therapy can be used early on as a first line therapy And it is going to take some years before all this data comes in and things get crystallized into the guidelines as a first line therapy or even earlier on in disease But that data which is coming up is extremely encouraging and it's only a matter of time before the Pluvicto therapy or lutetium PSMA therapy gets approved for use in early prostate cancer.