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. 2023 Feb 7;12(7):8251–8266. doi: 10.1002/cam4.5640

TABLE 5.

Comparison of clinicopathologic characteristics between high and low PPFA/PA

Variables Low PPFA/PA (N = 90) High PPFA/PA (N = 42) p Value
Age (years) 71 (51–84) 68 (36–85) 0.833
BMI (kg/m2) 23.58 (18.51–30.64) 24.96 (20.76–29.30) 0.012
ECOG score
0 or 1 64 (71.11%) 22 (52.38%) 0.035
2 26 (28.89%) 20 (47.62%)
ISUP grading group
1 9 (10%) 3 (7.14%) 0.311
2 19 (21.11%) 3 (7.14%)
3 27 (30%) 7 (16.67%)
4 26 (28.89%) 19 (45.24%)
5 9 (10%) 10 (23.81%)
Clinical T stage
2 15 (16.67%) 6 (14.9%) 0.001
3 46 (51.11%) 9 (21.43%)
4 29 (32.22%) 27 (64.28%)
ADT duration before AA
<12 months 38 (42.22%) 29 (69.05%) 0.004
≥12 months 52 (57.78%) 13 (30.95%)
Metastatic sites
Bone only 49 (54.44%) 15 (35.71%) 0.045
Viscera 41 (45.56%) 27 (64.29%)
PSA at diagnosis (ng/ml) 13.10 (4.59–56.64) 13.05 (4.10–96.00) 0.792
PSA at abiraterone start (ng/ml) 9.76 (1.11–91.76) 12.60 (2.34–77.07) 0.267
PSA nadir after AA treatment (ng/ml) 2.96 (0.02–40.00) 8.97 (1.25–48.12) <0.001
PSA reduction (%) 67.47 (−64.83–99.51) 28.22 (−87.10–90.20) <0.001
Biochemical progression
Yes 61 (67.78%) 37 (88.10%) 0.013
No 29 (32.22%) 5 (11.90%)
Radiological progression
Yes 47 (52.22%) 35 (83.33%) 0.001
No 43 (47.78%) 7 (16.67%)

Abbreviations: AA, abiraterone acetate; ADT, androgen deprivation therapy; BMI, body mass index; ECOG, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status score; ISUP, International Society of Urological Pathology; PPFA/PA, periprostatic fat area/prostate area; PSA, prostate‐specific antigen.