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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jun 12.
Published in final edited form as: Urology. 2016 Nov 22;102:164–172. doi: 10.1016/j.urology.2016.10.044

Table 1.

Baseline clinical characteristics

Total M1a M1b
Number of patients 20   5 15
Age (y) median (range) 59 (44–74) 59 (49–74) 57 (44–69)
Extent of disease
 T1c   1 (5%)   0 (0%)   1 (7%)
 T2   5 (25%)   1 (20%)   4 (27%)
 T3a   4 (20%)   1 (20%)   3 (20%)
 T3b   7 (35%)   1 (20%)   6 (40%)
 T4   3 (15%)   2 (40%)   1 (7%)
 N1 (pelvic LN) 11 (55%)   5 (100%)   6 (40%)
 M1a (non-regional LN)   7 (35%)   5 (100%)   2 (13%)
 M1b 15 (100%)      N/A 15 (100%)
     Number of bone metastases
 1–3 11 (55%)      N/A 11 (73%*)
 4–5   2 (10%)      N/A   2 (13%)
 6–7   2 (10%)      N/A   2 (13%)
Gleason score
  ≤7   3 (15%)   0 (0%)   3 (20%)
 8   4 (20%)   0 (0%)   4 (27%)
 9 or 10 13 (65%)   5 (100%)   8 (53%)
PSA at diagnosis
 <20   8 (40%)   0 (0%)   8 (53%)
 >20 12 (60%)   5 (100%)   7 (47%)
Primary ADT
 LHRH agonist/antagonist 20 (100%)   5 (100%) 15 (100%)
  +Abiraterone   9 (45%)   2 (40%)   7 (47%)
 Duration of pre-RP ADT, months, median (range)   4 (2–9)   5 (2–8)   3 (2–9)
 Duration of primary ADT, months, median (range) 11 (6–16) 10 (7–12) 11 (6–16)
  0–6 months   1 (5%)   0 (0%)   1 (7%)
  7–12 months 11 (55%)   4 (80%)   7 (47%)
  13–16 months   4 (20%)   0 (0%)   4 (27%)
  Continuous   4 (20%)   1 (20%)   3 (20%)

ADT, androgen deprivation therapy; LHRH, luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone; LN, lymph node; PSA, prostate-specific antigen; RP, radical prostatectomy. M1a = extrapelvic nodal disease; M1b = bone metastasis.

*

Initial bone scan not available for 1 patient; subsequent scan with 3 documented metastases.