Oxford researcher awarded nearly £1m to explore potentially ‘game-changing’ treatments for prostate cancer

I have a smaller tumour which can be removed at surgery with a lumpectomy. Why should I take part?

Is there anything else I should consider about my treatment?

Should I have my surgery as soon as possible?

Is chemotherapy given before surgery like endocrine therapy is?

Are the treatment options safe?

Why are you using an aromatase inhibitor drug in this study?

What is the EndoNET study trying to find out by using endocrine therapy?

What type of breast surgery is available to me?

What is oestrogen receptor-positive (ER+) breast cancer?

What is an aromatase inhibitor and how does it work?

Have women with breast cancer been involved in this study?

My patient’s emergency procedure was Interventional Radiology-related or an Endoscopic Interventions (e.g. stent insertion, ERCP), not surgery – are they eligible?

Answer Yes, all emergency abdominal procedures are eligible – of course, the patient has to clinically deteriorate to be included.

How do I define a scan as ‘emergency’ or ‘unplanned’?

Answer All scans REQUESTED outside of the normal working hours of 9am to 5pm Monday-Friday are counted as unplanned. All scans where the RICHER tool (a communication tool developed by RESPOND) had to be used in the request also count as unplanned.

How are samples processed and stored?

What is the ProMPT legacy module?

Why does QUANTUM charge for samples?

What are the charges for QUANTUM samples?

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