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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 28.
Published in final edited form as: J Nucl Med. 2012 Sep 14;53(11):1670–1675. doi: 10.2967/jnumed.112.105007

Table 3.

PSA and radiological response of all patients as grouped by bone scan response

Pt. PSA baseline (ng/ml) PSA F/U* (ng/ml) PSA change (%) Bone scan* CT scan*
1 25 16.3 -35% CR PR (retroperitoneal nodes)
2 460.8 1620 252% PR PD (New liver metastasis)
3 311.1 966 211% PR PD (New liver metastasis)
4 110.7 132.8 20% PR
5 110.6 115 4% PR
6 598.9 592.4 -1% PR PR (pelvic side wall mass and nodes)
7 41.9 117.6 180% SD SD (pulmonary metastasis)
8 33.5 90.9 171% SD PD (New nodal metastasis)
9 212.3 555.2 162% SD
10 21.2 32.9 55% SD
11 7.6 11 45% SD
12 21 23 10% SD
13 26 17.5 -33% SD
14 6.3 2.9 -54% SD
15 17.6 6.31 -64% SD PR (retroperitoneal nodes)
16 29.8 135 353% PD PD (retroperitoneal nodes)
17 40.8 162.8 299% PD
18 388.1 1412 264% PD
19 47 66.9 42% PD
20 135 162 20% PD
21 34.1 27.5 -20% PD
22 14.6 8.8 -40% PD
23 157 557.9 255% NE
24 28.4 77.1 172% NE
25 283.9 251.4 -11% NE
26 28.2 75.6 168% No progressionϕ
27 7 7.22 3% No progressionϕ
28 31.6 26.7 -16% No progressionϕ SD (pelvic nodes)

Abbreviations: Pt, patient; PSA, prostate-specific antigen; F/U, follow up

*

Evaluate 12 weeks after treatment

ϕ

Bone scan did not show metastasis at baseline and during follow up