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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 6.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Cancer Res. 2009 Nov 3;15(22):7099–7105. doi: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-09-1722

Table 1.

Patient and disease characteristics

Characteristics n (%) of patients or median [range] of values
No. patients 57 (100)
Non-Caucasian 5 (9)
Hispanic or Latino 1 (2)
At initial prostate cancer diagnosis
 Age (y) 61 [44–80]
 PSA (ng/mL), n = 46 16 [3–1,549]
 Gleason score
  4–6 14 (25)
  7 16 (28)
  8–9 20 (35)
  Unknown 7 (14)
Prior treatments
 Duration of primary ADT (y), n = 54 3.4 [0.2–15.5]
 LHRH agonist 51 (89)
 Orchiectomy 4 (7)
 Antiandrogens (any) 52 (91)
  Bicalutamide 51 (89)
  Nilutamide 6 (11)
  Flutamide 5 (9)
  Finasteride 2 (4)
  Estrogens (including estramustine) 8 (14)
  Chemotherapy 3 (5)
At registration
 Age (y) 68 [48–90]
 Years since diagnosis 6.6 [0.3–20]
 ECOG performance status 1 16 (28)
 PSA (ng/mL) 24 [3.7–2,740]
 PSA doubling time (mo), n = 51* 2.4 [1–24]
 Alkaline phosphatase (units/L) 84 [30–527]
 Hemoglobin (g/dL) 13.1 [10.7–15.6]
 Type of disease
  Measurable disease 20 (35)
   Measurable only 6 (11)
   Measurable and nonmeasurable 14 (25)
  Nonmeasurable disease only 28 (49)
  PSA only 9 (16)
 Sites of disease (multiple)
  Viscera 6 (11)
  Soft tissue 6 (11)
  Lymph nodes 23 (40)
  Bone 40 (70)
*

PSA doubling time was calculated as natural log2 divided by the slope of the linear regression of natural log of PSA versus time using the three PSA values that confirmed progressive CRPC by PSA progression before study entry.

Abbreviation: ECOG, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group.