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. 2020 Oct 29;12:1758835920968725. doi: 10.1177/1758835920968725

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical patients’ characteristics at baseline.

Patients (N = 453)
Age (years)
 median (q1–q3) 77 (71–82)
 75 years, n (%) 265 (58.5)
PSA (ng/ml), median (IQR) 15.0 (4.7–41.5)
Extent of disease, n (%)
 Bone only 190 (41.9)
 Bone + lymph nodes only 103 (22.7)
 Lymph nodes only 99 (21.9)
 Visceral 38 (8.4)
 Othera 23 (5.1)
Bone metastases, n (%)
 <10 225 (78.1)
 ⩾10 63 (21.9)
No bone metastases 133
Missing 32
Time from first prostate cancer diagnosis to abiraterone (months), median (IQR) 62.1 (27.0–111.9)
Time from ADT start to abiraterone (months), median (IQR)b 34.7 (13.7–72.4)
ECOG-PS, n (%)
 0 251 (56.7)
 1 169 (38.1)
 ⩾2 23 (5.2)
Missing 10
No. of comorbidities, n (%)
 0 142 (31.3)
 1 138 (30.5)
 ⩾2 173 (38.2)
Type of comorbidityc, n (%)
 Cardiovascular disordersd 260 (57.4)
 Metabolic disorderse 105 (23.2)
 CSN disorders 26 (5.7)
 Renal disorders 16 (3.5)
 Hepatic disorders 9 (2)
 Hormonal disorders 3 (0.7)
 Other disorders 91 (20.1)

CSN, central nervous system; ECOG-PS, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status

IQR, interquartile range; PSA, prostate-specific antigen.

a

Including prostatic bed (n = 12) and prostate (n = 4).

b

One missing value.

c

A patient could have more than one relevant medical condition/disease.

d

Hypertension: 48.6%; history of myocardial infarction: 5.5%; arrhythmia: 4.4%; cardiomyopathy: 3.5%; angina pectoris: 0.7%; atherosclerosis: 0.4%; other: 8.8%.

e

Hypercholesterolemia 11.5%; diabetes 10.8%; hyperglycemia: 0.7%; obesity: 0.7%; other: 5.1%.