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. 2022 Jul 14;12:891886. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2022.891886

Table 3.

PSA decline values at pre-specified time points.

25th week (n = 50) 1 month after enzalutamide (n = 51) 3 months after enzalutamide (n = 51) 6 months after enzalutamide (n = 51)
PSA decline ≥80% 50/50 (100%)(95% CI: 92.89–100%) 51/51 (100%)(95% CI: 93.02–100%) 51/51 (100%)(95% CI: 93.02–100%) 51/51 (100%)(95% CI: 93.02–100)
PSA decline ≥90% 50/50 (100%)(95% CI: 92.89–100%) 51/51 (100%)(95% CI: 93.02–100%) 46/51 (90.2%)(95% CI: 78.59–96.74%) 45/51 (88,24%)(95% CI: 76.13–95.56%)
PSA <0.2 ng/ml 50/50 (100%)(95% CI: 92.89–100%) 42/51 (82.3%)(95% CI: 69.13–91.6%) 29/51 (56.8%)(95% CI: 42.25–70.65%) 26/51 (50.98%)(95% CI: 36.6–65.25%)
PSA <0.1 ng/ml 44/50 (88%)(95% CI: 75.69–95.47%) 37/51 (72.5%)(95% CI: 58.26–84.11%) 13/51 (25.5%)(95% CI: 14.33–39.63) 9/51 (17.6%)(95% CI: 8.4–30.87%)