TABLE 1

Baseline Variables in Patients Enrolled in Arm A

Patient no.	Age (y)	Stratum	KS	PS	SS	PSA*	AP†
1	62	1	60	3	3	292	2,556
2	61	2	50	3	4	110	83
3	65	1	70	3	2	847	392
4	71	2	50	3	4	359	8,527
5	67	1	90	1	3	140	689
6	63	1	80	3	2	31	427
7	69	1	70	3	3	42	1,580
8	58	1	80	2	4	45	1,481
9	76	1	60	3	3	352	1,888
10	65	2	50	3	3	732	416
11	78	2	50	3	3	20	688
12	78	2	50	2	3	541	3,739
13	64	1	70	3	2	256	141
14	68	2	50	3	3	1,435	1,150
15	69	2	40	4	4	52	1,255
16	70	1	70	3	2	517	822
17	67	1	70	3	3	259	191
18	80	1	80	2	2	532	1,405
19	75	1	70	3	4	182	2,879
20	76	2	40	3	2	504	788
21	69	1	70	2	3	275	1,070
22	72	1	70	3	3	148	1,445
23	59	1	80	3	2	134	768
24	71	1	70	2	3	645	1,777
25	73	1	50	3	2	250	750
26	72	2	50	3	2	450	844
27	79	2	90	3	3	568	1,900
28	73	1	80	4	2	836	690
29	77	1	100	1	1	369	320
30	66	1	90	2	2	79	980
31	66	1	80	3	2	617	940
32	71	1	90	4	2	329	1,100
33	57	1	80	3	3	482	2,500
34	62	1	90	1	3	81	1,300
35	62	1	90	3	1	360	1,380

KS = performance status score using Karnofsky Scale (score value, 0–100); PS = pain score using Wisconsin test (score value, 0–4); SS = scintigraphic score using criteria of Soloway et al. (17) (score value, 0–4).
↵* Reference range, 0–4 ng/mL.
↵† Reference range, 98–279 U/L.