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. 2022 Feb 24;27(3):220–227. doi: 10.1093/oncolo/oyab057

Table 4.

Outcomes data based on the 2 most common somatic alterations (>10%). For every outcome, patients with the somatic alteration of interest are compared to wild type, or patients with somatic data available but without the somatic alteration of interest (N = 50).

Somatic alteration De novo metastatic disease (%) High-volume (CHAARTED) (%) Undetectable PSA (%) CRPC (%)
TP53 (N = 12) Mutant 67% P = .59 82% P = .83 27% P = .16 50% P = .30
30%
WT 58% 53% 51%
CDK12 (N = 6) Mutant 67% P = .30 50% P = .53 50% P = .82 50% P = .45
WT 59% 60% 45% 34%

WT: wild type (somatic data available and mutation of interest is absent); CRPC: castrate resistant prostate cancer.