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Table 4 Patient demographics and clinical characteristics: treatment group differences

From: Impact of next-generation hormonal agents on treatment patterns among patients with metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer: a real-world study from the United States, five European countries and Japan

 

NHA (± ADT)

(n = 367)

Chemo (± ADT)

(n = 231)

ADT alone

(n = 564)

p-value

Test type

Pairwise p-values

Age, mean, years (SD)

71.4 (7.1)

67.4 (7.2)

74.7 (7.7)

< 0.0001

AN

NHA vs Chemo: p < 0.001

NHA vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

Chemo vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

Employment status at time of data collection, n (%)

363

226

551

< 0.0001

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.182

NHA vs ADT alone: p = 0.008

Chemo vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

 Working full-time

28 (7.7)

18 (8.0)

34 (6.2)

   

 Working part-time

25 (6.9)

17 (7.5)

24 (4.4)

   

 On long term sick leave

18 (5.0)

23 (10.2)

8 (1.5)

   

 Homemaker

2 (0.6)

0 (0.0)

8 (1.5)

   

 Student

1 (0.3)

0 (0.0)

0 (0.0)

   

 Retired

279 (76.9)

159 (70.4)

459 (83.3)

   

 Unemployed

10 (2.8)

9 (4.0)

18 (3.3)

   

ECOG performance status at time of data collection, n (%)

367

230

559

0.0047

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.309

NHA vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

Chemo vs ADT alone: p = 0.208

 0

80 (21.8)

65 (28.3)

185 (33.1)

   

 1

217 (59.1)

121 (52.6)

252 (45.1)

   

 2

58 (15.8)

38 (16.5)

96 (17.2)

   

 3

10 (2.7)

6 (2.6)

21 (3.8)

   

 4

2 (0.5)

0 (0.0)

5 (0.9)

   

Disease status at time of data collection, n (%)

367

231

558

0.0129

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.170

NHA vs ADT alone: p = 0.060

Chemo vs ADT alone: p = 0.010

 Disease progressing

21 (5.7)

10 (4.3)

17 (3.0)

   

 Stable

131 (35.7)

68 (29.4)

228 (40.9)

   

 Responding to treatment

215 (58.6)

153 (66.2)

313 (56.1)

   

Patient’s family history of prostate cancer, n (%)

351

215

510

0.3223

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.376

NHA vs ADT alone: p = 0.140

Chemo vs ADT alone: p = 0.770

 Has a family history

41 (11.7)

20 (9.3)

44 (8.6)

   

 Does not have a family history

310 (88.3)

195 (90.7)

466 (91.4)

   

Most recent PSA result at time of data collection (ng/mL), n

325

201

485

0.0061

AN

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.773

NHA vs ADT alone: p = 0.005

Chemo vs ADT alone: p = 0.002

 Mean (SD)

25.4 (77.9)

27.4 (74.0)

13.9 (37.4)

   

Most recent haemoglobin test result at time of data collection(g/dL), n

186

139

285

0.0148

AN

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.006

NHA vs ADT alone: p = 0.045

Chemo vs ADT alone: p = 0.205

 Mean (SD)

12.3 (1.5)

11.8 (1.4)

12 (1.4)

   

Most recent alkaline phosphatase result at time of data collection (U/L), n

153

131

251

0.1779

AN

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.160

NHA vs ADT alone: p = 0.868

Chemo vs ADT alone: p = 0.065

 Mean (SD)

202.4 (152.3)

177.5 (144)

204.8 (133.3)

   

Risk status, n (%)

343

214

520

< 0.0001

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p < 0.001

NHA vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

Chemo vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

 Low-risk

198 (57.7)

79 (36.9)

376 (72.3)

   

 High-risk

145 (42.3)

135 (63.1)

144 (27.7)

   

Disease volume, n (%)

320

203

457

< 0.0001

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p < 0.001

NHA vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

Chemo vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

 Low volume

182 (56.9)

70 (34.5)

328 (71.8)

   

 High volume

138 (43.1)

133 (65.5)

129 (28.2)

   

Presence of bone metastases, n (%)

367

231

564

0.1442

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.049

NHA vs ADT alone: p < 0.349

Chemo vs ADT alone: p < 0.183

 Patient has bone metastases

306 (83.4)

206 (89.2)

483 (85.6)

   

 Patient does not have bone metastases

61 (16.6)

25 (10.8)

81 (14.4)

   

Presence of brain metastases, n (%)

   

0.2747

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.134

NHA vs ADT alone: p = 0.554

Chemo vs ADT alone: p = 0.257

 Patient has brain metastases

1 (0.3)

3 (1.3)

3 (0.5)

   

 Patient does not have brain metastases

366 (99.7)

228 (98.7)

561 (99.5)

   

Presence of lung metastases, n (%)

   

< 0.0001

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.001

NHA vs ADT alone: p = 0.002

Chemo vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

 Patient has lung metastases

32 (8.7)

41 (17.7)

22 (3.9)

   

 Patient does not have lung metastases

335 (91.3)

190 (82.3)

542 (96.1)

   

Presence of pancreatic metastases, n (%)

   

0.1105

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.074

NHA vs ADT alone: p = 0.420

Chemo vs ADT alone: p = 0.151

 Patient has pancreatic metastases

0 (0.0)

2 (0.9)

1 (0.2)

   

 Patient does not have pancreatic metastases

367 (100.0)

229 (99.1)

563 (99.8)

   

Presence of liver metastases, n (%)

   

< 0.0001

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.002

NHA vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

Chemo vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

 Patient has liver metastases

26 (7.1)

35 (15.2)

11 (2.0)

   

 Patient does not have liver metastases

341 (92.9)

196 (84.8)

553 (98.0)

   

Presence of adrenal gland metastases, n (%)

   

0.0026

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.670

NHA vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

Chemo vs ADT alone: p = 0.003

 Patient has adrenal gland metastases

10 (2.7)

5 (2.2)

1 (0.2)

   

 Patient does not have adrenal gland metastases

357 (97.3)

226 (97.8)

563 (99.8)

   

Presence of peritoneal metastases, n (%)

   

0.0001

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.667

NHA vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

Chemo vs ADT alone: p < 0.001

 Patient has peritoneal metastases

17 (4.6)

9 (3.9)

3 (0.5)

   

 Patient does not have peritoneal metastases

350 (95.4)

222 (96.1)

561 (99.5)

   

Presence of non-regional/distant lymph node metastases, n (%)

   

0.0019

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.683

NHA vs ADT alone: p = 0.004

Chemo vs ADT alone: p = 0.003

 Patient has non-regional/distant lymph node metastases

129 (35.1)

85 (36.8)

148 (26.2)

   

 Patient does not have non-regional/distant lymph node metastases

238 (64.9)

146 (63.2)

416 (73.8)

   

Presence of other metastases, n (%)

   

0.6136

CH

NHA vs Chemo: p = 0.317

NHA vs ADT alone: p = 0.554

Chemo vs ADT alone: p = 0.589

Patient has other metastases

366 (99.7)

229 (99.1)

561 (99.5)

   

Patient does not have other metastases

1 (0.3)

2 (0.9)

3 (0.5)

   
  1. ADT androgen deprivation therapy, AN ANOVA, CH Chi-squared, Chemo chemotherapy, ECOG Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group, NHA novel hormonal agents, PSA prostate-specific antigen, SD standard deviation