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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 11.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer. 2015 Apr 22;121(15):2603–2611. doi: 10.1002/cncr.29398

Table 3.

Univariate associations of patient characteristics with time to PSA progression.

Progression Number (%) Median Time to
Progression (months)
Log-Rank P-value

Median age at diagnosis
  <58 years (n=19) 16(84%) 28 0.99
  ≥58 years (n=22) 17(77%) 28

Race
  White (n=35) 28(80%) 28 0.11
  Others (n=6) 5(83%) 26

Gleason score
  ≤6 (n=6) 4(67%) 45 0.14
  7 (n=24) 20(83%) 28
  8–10 (n=11) 9(82%) 26

Local therapy
  RT only (n=5) 5(100%) 28 0.67
  RP +/− RT (n=36) 28(78%) 28

Prior ADT
  No (n=28) 22(79%) 28 0.64
  Yes (n=13) 11(85%) 28

At Enrollment

Median age at baseline
  <63 years (n=20) 17(85%) 28 0.30
  ≥63 years (n=21) 16(76%) 32

PSA
  <4.6ng/mL (n=20) 18(90%) 28 0.30
  ≥4.6ng/mL (n=21) 15(71%) 28

PSADT
  <4.4 months (n=20) 14(70%) 28 0.38
  ≥4.4 months (n=21) 19(90%) 29

Testosterone
  <240ng/dL (n=8) 5(62%) 24 0.76
  ≥240ng/dL (n=33) 28(85%) 28