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. 2016 Jul 7;6:29106. doi: 10.1038/srep29106

Table 3. Characteristics of 13 studies evaluating the effect of statins on Biochemical Recurrence-Free Survival.

Sources (year) Primary treatment(s) No. of patients Biochemical Recurrence-Free Survival Rate
Duration: Statins users (%) vs Non-statin users (%); P-value
Katz et al. (2003)37 RT# 905 5 year: 88.8% vs 71.2%; P = .009
Moyad et al. (2006)8 RT 938 9 year: 98.4% vs 95.2%; P = 0.062
Shippy et al. (2007)38 RT 871 10-year: 76% vs 66%; P = 0.01
Soto et al. (2009)9 RT 968 5 year: 67% vs 57%; P = 0.03
Gutt et al. (2010)11 RT 691 4 year: 93% vs 80%; P < 0.001
Kollmeier et al. (2011)14 RT 1711 5 year: 89% (95%CI, 85–92%) vs 80% (95%CI, 72–86%) 8 year: 83% (95%CI, 81–85%) vs 74% (95%CI, 71–77%)
Ritch et al. (2011)17 RP$ 1261 5 year: 75% vs 84%; P < 0.05
Misrai et al. (2012)39 RP 377 2 year: 93% vs 88%; P = 0.16
Rieken et al. (2013)20 RP 6842 2 year: 94 ± 1% vs 92 ± 0%; P = NR* 5 year: 84 ± 1% vs 82 ± 1%; P = NR 10 year: 71 ± 3% vs 66 ± 3%; P = NR
Caon et al. (2014)36 RT ± ADT 3851 10-year: 94.1% vs 91.2%; P = 0.031
Oh et al. (2014)25 RT 247 5 year: 97.2% vs 89.6%; P = 0.007
Cuaron et al. (2015)40 RT 754 8-year: 84.5% vs 88.2%; P = 0.85
Danzig et al. (2015)29 RP 767 2-year: 79.0% vs 79.3%; P = NR 5-year: 63.7% vs 72.4%; P = NR

*NR, not report.

#RT, radiation therapy.

$RP, radical prostatectomy.