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. 2024 Oct 14;14:94. doi: 10.1186/s13550-024-01143-0

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Fig. 4 — Best PSA response as relative changes from baseline. Best PSA response in patients treated every 4 weeks (red) compared to those treated every 6 weeks (green). Data are represented as median values, with their ranges in brackets. Waterfall plot showing response to treatment as measured by serum PSA. Best PSA response, defined as the smallest increase or greatest decrease in PSA from baseline in patients with 4-week treatment interval (red) and 6-week treatment interval (green). Asterics indicate patients with an increase of > 100% as the best PSA response