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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Prostate. 2011 Mar 22;71(15):1608–1615. doi: 10.1002/pros.21377

TABLE I.

Baseline Patient Characteristics

Parameter Value
Age (years) at initiation of IAD: mean ± SD (range); median 66.2 ± 8 (48–85); 66
Stage at the initial diagnosis of prostate cancer
    T1–2 45% (n = 43)
    T3 47% (n = 45)
    N1 8% (n = 8)
Combined Gleason grade
    Low risk (≤6) 23% (n = 22)
    Intermediate risk (7) 41% (n = 39)
    High risk (8–10) 34% (n = 33)
    Unknown 2% (n = 2)
PSA (ng/ml) at the initial diagnosis of prostate cancer: mean ± SD (range); median 29 ± 110.95 (2.5–947); 9.25
Primary treatment
    Radical prostatectomy 80% (n = 77)
    Radiation therapy 19% (n = 18)
    Primary androgen deprivation therapy 1% (n = 1)
Time (months) from primary treatment to biochemical relapse: mean ± SD (range); median 26.8 ± 23.3 (1–108); 18.5
Baseline PSADT (months): mean ± SD (range); median 9.7±8.6 (1.31–53.9); 7.34
    Low risk (PSADT ≥9) 34% (n = 33)
    Intermediate risk (PSADT 3–9) 47% (n = 45)
    High risk (PSADT<3) 19% (n = 18)
PSA level (ng/ml) before the initiation of intermittent androgen deprivation (IAD): mean ± SD (range); median 37.66 ± 101 (0.4–947); 18.8
Serum testosterone (ng/dl) before the initiation of IAD: mean ± SD (range); median 416.6 ± 190.8 (183–1,040); 395.5