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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Urol. 2018 Apr 6;200(2):344–352. doi: 10.1016/j.juro.2018.03.125

Table 2.

Summary of prostate-specific antigen responses

Abiraterone Acetate + Prednisone
Efficacy-evaluable patients, n 122
≥50% reduction in PSA during Cycles 1–6,
n (%)
106 (86.9)
 95% Cl 80.9, 92.9
 P-valuea <0.0001
PSA reduction by category, n (%)
 0 6 (4.9)
 0 to <30% 5 (4.1)
 30 to <50% 5 (4.1)
 50 to <90% 33 (27.0)
 ≥90% 73 (59.8)
Undetectable PSA, n (%)
 <0.20 ng/mL 27(22.1)
 <0.02 ng/mL 7 (5.7)
PSA progression-free rates, n 131
 12 months (%, 95% Cl) 0.797 (0.705, 0.863)
 18 months (%, 95% Cl) 0.674 (0.570, 0.758)
 24 months (%, 95% Cl) 0.557 (0.449, 0.651)
a

Response compared against the fixed proportion of 0.35 using a 1-sample and 1-sided test for a binomial proportion by normal approximation. CI, confidence interval