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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 30.
Published in final edited form as: JAMA Oncol. 2017 Nov 9;3(11):e170231. doi: 10.1001/jamaoncol.2017.0231

Table 1.

Patient Characteristics for Eligible Patients

Abiraterone
Acetate
(n=40)
AGE
Median, (range) 66 (39, 85)
TESTOSTERONE (ng/dl)
Median, (range) 12.8 (3.0, 50.0)
PSA AT ENTRY (ng/ml)
Median (Q1, Q3) ng/ml 23.6 (11.7, 64.4)
HISPANIC
Yes 4 10%
No, unknown 36 90%
RACE
White 27 67%
Black 10 25%
Asian 2 5%
Native American 1 2%
SWOG PS
0–1 39 97%
2 1 3%
GLEASON SCORE
2–6 3 8%
7 7 18%
8–10 30 74%
METS TO BONE 37 93%
LYMPH NODE METS 8 20%
VISCERAL METS 6 15%
PROSTATE RT 5 13%
PROSTATECTOMY 5 13%
ANTI-ANDROGEN USE 35 88%
TIME FROM ANTI-ANDROGEN TO REG IN DAYS, MEDIAN (RANGE) 74 (10, 371) N=34 patients
PSA Status at Reg N=40 patients
Rising PSA 34 85%
Stable/Falling PSA 6 15%

Abbreviations: Mets, Metastatic disease; PS, Performance status; PSA, Prostate specific antigen; REG, registration; RT, radiation therapy