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. 2019 Sep 27;30(12):1992–2003. doi: 10.1093/annonc/mdz396

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics for all metastatic patients, by trial arm

Patient characteristic Control Docetaxel
Randomised (2 : 1 allocation) 724 100% 362 100%
Age at randomisation (years)
 Median 65 65
 IQR 60–71 60–70
WHO performance status
 0 521 72% 270 75%
 1–2 203 28% 92 25%
T stage
 T0 3 <1% 1 <1%
 T1 12 2% 0 0%
 T2 75 10% 51 14%
 T3 404 56% 197 54%
 T4 163 23% 82 23%
 TX 67 9% 31 9%
Nodal status
 N0 242 33% 118 33%
 N+ 416 57% 211 58%
 NX 66 9% 33 9%
Metastatic burdena
 Low 238 33% 124 34%
 High 320 44% 148 41%
 Unassessed 166 23% 90 25%
Site of metastasesb
 Bone 634 88% 307 85%
 Liver 15 2% 6 2%
 Lung 33 5% 13 4%
 Nodesc 221 31% 102 28%
 Other 46 6% 25 7%
Gleason sum score
 ≤7 158 22% 65 18%
 8–10 480 66% 253 70%
 Unknown 86 12% 44 12%
PSA
 Median 102.5 97
 IQR 32.8–354 40.5–340
Time from diagnosis to randomisation (days)
 Median 69 73
 IQR 49–92 55–95
Planned SOC RTd
 Not planned 677 94% 333 92%
 Planned 47 6% 29 8%
Previously treated
 No 689 95% 347 96%
 Yes 35 5% 15 4%
Pain from prostate cancer
 Absent 553 76% 270 75%
 Present 154 21% 88 24%
 Unknown 17 2% 4 1%
Year of randomisation
 2005 1 <1% 1 <1%
 2006 28 4% 14 4%
 2007 38 5% 19 5%
 2008 70 10% 34 9%
 2009 93 13% 45 12%
 2010 111 15% 58 16%
 2011 169 23% 87 24%
 2012 172 24% 85 23%
 2013 42 6% 19 5%
Total 724 100% 362 100%
a

CHAARTED definition.

b

Patients may have had more than one site of metastases at baseline, therefore are represented in more than one ‘site of metastases’ category. Percentages shown are per individual site for the total patients in the arm.

c

Non-regional lymph nodes.

d

Primary site RT was not standard-of-care (SOC) for M1 patients at the time of the trial. However, SOC RT was reported as planned for a small proportion of patients due to clinical decisions for these individual cases to receive RT to non-prostate locations, or due to mis-reporting of palliative RT.