Table 1

Baseline demographics and characteristics in the full analysis set, the testosterone subset, and the PSA subset

CharacteristicsFAS
(n = 294)
Testosterone subset
(n = 80)
PSA subset
(n = 107)
Mean age ± SD, years70.2 ± 7.768.9 ± 6.968.9 ± 6.6
ECOG score, n (%)
 0152 (51.7)47 (58.8)58 (54.2)
 1131 (44.6)32 (40.0)46 (43.0)
 2–311 (3.7)1 (1.3)3 (2.8)
Mean serum PSA ± SD, ng/mL36.7 ± 88.839.5 ± 116.4
Mean serum testosterone ± SD, ng/dL574.5 ± 2,053.5392.2 ± 169.8
Disease status, n (%)
 Localized135 (45.9)35 (43.8)49 (45.8)
 Locally advanced159 (54.1)45 (56.3)58 (54.2)
RP status, n (%)
 RP182 (61.9)57 (71.3)80 (74.8)
 No RP112 (38.1)23 (28.8)27 (25.2)
T staging, n (%)
 T1–2108 (36.7)31 (38.8)39 (36.4)
 T3–4161 (54.8)45 (56.3)60 (56.1)
 Missing25 (8.5)4 (5.0)8 (7.5)
N staging, n (%)
 N0221 (75.2)60 (75.0)79 (73.8)
 N135 (11.9)12 (15.0)15 (14.0)
 Nx18 (6.1)7 (8.8)7 (6.5)
 Missing20 (6.8)1 (1.3)6 (5.6)
Gleason score, n (%)
 619 (6.5)4 (5.0)6 (5.6)
 7110 (37.4)30 (37.5)43 (40.2)
 877 (26.2)18 (22.5)25 (23.4)
 ≥ 976 (25.9)23 (28.8)27 (25.2)
 Missing3 (1.0)1 (1.3)1 (0.9)
  • The testosterone and PSA subsets consisted of all patients who completed the three tests for serum testosterone and PSA, respectively, at baseline, week 12 ± 2, and week 24 ± 2. ECOG, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group; PSA, prostate-specific antigen; RP, radical prostatectomy; SD, standard deviation.