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. 2012 Apr 9;30(15):1864–1870. doi: 10.1200/JCO.2011.38.3745

Table 1.

Patient Demographics and Clinical Characteristics

Demographic or Clinical Characteristic No. of Patients
Age at study start, years
    40-50 1
    50-60 14
    60-70 26
    70-80 14
    80-90 1
Race
    White 53
    African American 2
    Asian 1
Primary treatment
    Radical prostatectomy 40
    Radiation therapy 13
    Primary androgen deprivation therapy 3
Baseline bone mineral density at spine, T score
    > 2.5 3
    1.0-2.5 18
    0.0-1.0 8
    −1.0 to 0.0 16
    −2.5 to −1.0 11
Baseline bone mineral density at left hip, T score
    > 2.5 1
    1.0-2.5 5
    0.0-1.0 17
    −1.0 to 0.0 19
    −2.5 to −1.0 13
    < −2.5 1
Baseline testosterone, ng/dL*
    100-199 3
    200-299 15
    300-399 14
    400-499 7
    500-599 1
    600-699 2
Previous ADT
    None 51
    Neoadjuvant 2
    Adjuvant 3
Greatest No. of total cycles completed
    1-2 22
    3-4 19
    5-6 10
    7-8 3
    9-10 2
Bisphosphonate use
    Added later during trial 8
    None 48
Calcium use
    In the study 44
    None 12
Vitamin D use
    In the study 49
    None 7

Abbreviation: ADT, androgen deprivation therapy.

*

Forty-two of 56 patients had baseline testosterone levels measured.

Fifteen of 56 patients are still in the study.

Initiation of bisphosphonates while on trial was allowed based on treating provider discretion. Of the eight patients who eventually started bisphosphonates on trial, five patients were started for osteopenia, and three patients were started for osteoporosis.