Retrospective Cohort Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2021.
World J Clin Oncol. Nov 24, 2021; 12(11): 1009-1022
Published online Nov 24, 2021. doi: 10.5306/wjco.v12.i11.1009
Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the first 94 patients with metastatic castration-sensitive prostate cancer treated with docetaxel and androgen deprivation therapy between July 2015 and December 2017 in the Southeast Health Care region of Sweden

Total, n = 94 (%)
CHAARTED, ADT + Docetaxel
STAMPEDE, Standard of care + Docetaxel
Age, yr
Median68.06465
Range49-7936-8840-81
Prostate-specific antigen (μg/L), at diagnosis
Median18050.970
Range2-73670.2-8540.11-9999
Comorbidities, n (%)50 (53)
Diabetes mellitus I and II16 (17)56 (9)
Hyperlipidemia23 (24)208 (35)
Hypertension38 (40)
Previous malignant disease111 (11)
Performance status (ECOG)2, n (%)
046 (72)277 (69.8)
115 (23)114 (28.7)
23 (5)6 (1.5)
T category at diagnosis3, n (%)
T16 (6)0
T217 (18)60 (10)
T346 (49)390 (66)
T411 (12)105 (18)
TX4 (4)35 (6)
Not assessed10 (11)
N category at diagnosis3, n (%)
N029 (31)260 (44)
N142 (45)298 (50)
NX23 (24)34 (6)
Metastases3, n (%)
Non-distant metastasis419 (20)
Distant metastases75 (80)362 (61)
Location, n (%)
Bone metastases74 (79)307 (52)
Liver metastases2 (2)6 (1)
Lung metastases12 (13)13 (2)
Lymph node metastases54 (57)102 (17)
Gleason sum score, n (%)
≤ 62 (2)21 (5.3)≤ 7
727 (29)96 (24.2)110 (19%)
8-1060 (64)241 (60.7)436 (74%)
Unknown5 (5)39 (9.8)46 (8%)
Histology (WHO 2004), n (%)
Acinar adenocarcinoma86 (92)
Ductal carcinoma1 (1)
Mixed type2 (2)
Unknown5 (5)
Follow-up, months20
Median (IQR)13-28
Status last follow-up, n (%)
Alive, no disease progression15 (16)
Alive, disease progression65 (69)
Dead of disease14 (15)