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Multiple cancers are associated with polysephonic (diphosphate adenosine-ribose) polymerase (PARP), and researchers recently looked at the effectiveness of Orapani's treatment for prostate cancer
this study is a Phase III clinical study to assess the efficacy of PARP inhibitor Olapani in patients with metastatic resistance to prostate cancer, patients receiving The progression of the disease after enheruamine or abitron, based on genetic sequencing, layered patients: queue A (245 patients) had at least 1 BRCA1, BRCA2, or ATM mutation; Patients were randomly accepted for Orapani, enmeluamine, or abitron, and the main endpoint of the study was the progressionless survival rate of imagingin queue A, the image-based progression survival was significantly longer than in the control group (7.4 vs 3.6 months; risk ratio of progress ion or death: 0.34); The total lifetime of the A-list edgy Orapani group in queue A was 18.5 months and the control group was 15.1 monthsEighty-one percent of the progression patients in the control group received Orapani treatmentThroughout the population (queues A and B), the progression-free survival rate based on the Orapani group's imaging also benefited significantlyThe main adverse events of Orapani treatment are anemia and nauseastudies have found that the progression of metastatic detofied prostate cancer after treatment of enmelua or abitron can significantly improve the progressionless survival of patients with no progression