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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Dec 26.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet Oncol. 2013 Jul 17;14(9):893–900. doi: 10.1016/S1470-2045(13)70294-8

Table 1.

Patient Demographics for the 994 Eligible, Consenting Patients

Docetaxel +
Placebo
(n=496)
Docetaxel +
Atrasentan
(n=498)
Age in years, median (min, max) 69 (43, 89) 69 (40, 92)
Serum PSA in ng/ml, median (25%, 75%) 67.7 (24.6, 202.4) 79 (23.5, 228.3)
Hispanic n (%) 20 (4%) 21 (4%)
Race
  White n (%)
  Black n (%)
  Asian n (%)
  Unknown n (%)

403 (81%)
64 (13%)
12 (2%)
14 (3%)

403 (81%)
73 (15%)
8 (2%)
10 (2%)
Type of Progression at Study Entry
    Measureable/Evaluable (vs. PSA Only) n (%)
394 (79%) 407 (81%)
Bisphosphonate Usage at Study Entry n (%) 305 (61%) 304 (61%)
Worst Pain: BPI ≥4 (vs. < 4) 15 n (%) 213 (43%) 210 (42%)
Disease Extent
  Skeletal Mets Only n (%)
  Lymph Nodes n (%)
  Lung, Liver or Brain Mets n (%)
  Extra-skeletal but not enough information** n (%)

206 (42%)
148 (30%)
94 (19%)
48 (10%)

203 (41%)
149 (30%)
101 (20%)
45 (9 %)
Prior Prostatectomy n (%) 145 (29%) 168 (34%)
Performance Status 2–3 (vs. 0–1) n (%) 39 (8%) 36 (7%)
Gleason Score
  5–6 n (%)
  7 n (%)
  8–10 n (%)
  Missing n (%)

49 (10%)
137 (28%)
272 (55%)
38 (8%)

52 (10%)
141 (28%)
275 (55%)
30 (6%)

Unless noted, All 994 patients had a valid value for the factor.

**

Patient was stratified as having extra-skeletal disease, but not enough information was available to classify into a sub-category