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. 2021 Nov 15;27(2):418–426. doi: 10.1007/s10147-021-02070-z

Table 1.

Patient background and treatment history

Characteristics Analysis set (n = 205)
Age at index date, years
 Mean ± SD 76.2 ± 7.2
  < 75, n (%) 84 (41.0)
  ≥ 75, n (%) 121 (59.0)
Baseline body weight, kg, mean ± SDa 62.3 ± 10.1
Baseline BMI, mean ± SDb 23.2 ± 3.2
Gleason score at prostate cancer diagnosis, n (%)
  < 8 59 (28.8)
  ≥ 8 123 (60.0)
 Unknown 23 (11.2)
Baseline PSA, ng/mLc
 Mean ± SD 19.6 ± 93.1
 Median (range) 6.3 (0–1306.1)
Baseline PSA doubling time, months
 Mean ± SD 6 ± 21
  ≤ 10, n (%) 180 (87.8)
  > 10, n (%) 21 (10.2)
 Not measurable, n (%) 4 (2.0)
Comorbidities (except prostate cancer) at initiation of enzalutamide, n (%)
 No 44 (21.5)
 Yes 140 (68.3)
 Unknown 21 (10.2)
Prior curative therapy, n (%)
 Yes 115 (56.1)
  Surgery 42 (20.5)
  Radiotherapy 57 (27.8)
  Both 16 (7.8)
 No 89 (43.4)
 Unknown 1 (0.5)
Median (range) time from diagnosis of prostate cancer to initiation of enzalutamide, monthsd 70 (4–244)
Median (range) time from initiation of ADT to initiation of enzalutamide, monthse 56 (3–227)
Initial daily dose of enzalutamide, n (%)f
 40–80 mg 24 (11.7)
 120 mg 25 (12.2)
 160 mg 156 (76.1)

ADT androgen deprivation therapy; BMI body mass index; PSA prostate-specific antigen; SD standard deviation

aUnknown: n = 44 (21.5%)

bUnknown: n = 47 (22.9%)

cBaseline PSA defined as PSA measured within 3 weeks prior to the index date

dUnknown: n = 10 (4.9%)

eUnknown: n = 7 (3.4%)

fThe standard daily dose of enzalutamide is 160 mg; however, in this study, data were collected regardless of actual dose