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. 2018 Sep 20;31(4):263–268. doi: 10.1038/s41443-018-0027-5

Table 1.

Demographic and baseline characteristics

Characteristics Patients (n = 45)
Mean age, year (s.d.) 57.3 (7.9)
Race, n (%)
  White 42 (93.3)
  Black/African American 3 (6.7)
Treatment received during the clinical study, n (%)
  CCH 33 (73.3)
  Placebo 12 (26.7)
History of ED, n (%) 22 (48.9)
Mean time since PD diagnosis, year (s.d.) 2.8 (2.5)
Duration of penile pain, n (%)
  No pain 34 (75.6)
  <3 months 0
  3–6 months 1 (2.2)
  6–9 months 1 (2.2)
  >9 months 9 (20.0)
Time between first notice of penile changes and study entry
  6 months–1 year 2 (4.4)
  1–2 years 13 (28.9)
  2–5 years 17 (37.8)
  >5 years 12 (26.7)
  Not reported 1 (2.2)
Other medications used for PD, n (%)
  None 17 (37.8)
  Oral medications/vitamins 23 (51.1)
  Creams/topical ointments 10 (22.2)
  Stretching/vacuum devices 6 (13.3)
  Injections 5 (11.1)
Treatment during phase 2b trial, n (%)
  CCH group n = 33
   Week 36 GAPDQ respondera 20 (60.6)
   Week 36 GAPDQ nonresponder 11 (33.3)
   Not evaluableb 2 (6.1)
  Placebo group n = 12
   Week 36 GAPDQ respondera 4 (33.3)
   Week 36 GAPDQ nonresponder 6 (50.0)
   Not evaluableb 2 (16.7)

CCH collagenase clostridium histolyticum, ED erectile dysfunction, GAPDQ Global Assessment of the Peyronie’s Disease Questionnaire, PD Peyronie’s disease, s.d. standard deviation

aGAPDQ responders had GAPDQ question 5 score ≥ 1 at posttreatment week 36

bNo GAPDQ assessment at posttreatment week 36