TABLE 1

Patient Demographics and Clinical Characteristics

Known bone metastases at enrollment
CharacteristicNegative (n = 30)Positive (n = 30)
Age (y)
 Median6564.5
 Range43–7944–79
Baseline PSA (ng/mL)
 Median10.979.93
 Range0.01–1900.1–593
Gleason score
 41 (3%)0
 64 (13%)3 (10%)
 77 (23%)10 (33%)
 88 (27%)5 (17%)
 99 (30%)11 (37%)
 1001 (3%)
On treatment at NIH
 Yes6 (20%)11 (37%)
 No24 (80%)19 (63%)
Managed at NIH multidisciplinary clinic
 Yes10 (33%)2 (7%)
 No20 (66%)28 (93%)
Primary therapy
 Radical prostatectomy14 (47%)13 (43%)
 External-beam radiation8 (26%)7 (23%)
 Brachytherapy2 (7%)0
Castration status
 Sensitive21 (70%)13 (43%)
 Resistant9 (30%)17 (57%)
Therapy while on study
 GnRH agonist/antagonist (leuprorelin/degarelix)2826
 Antiandrogen (bicalutamide, nilutamide)1413
 Ketoconazole14
 Enzalutamide01
 Abiraterone01
 Docetaxel, bevacizumab, lenalidomide, prednisone010
 Taxane02
 Bisphosphonate (zoledronic acid/dasatinib)36
 Sipuleucel-T03
 Vaccine study (TARP, Prostvac [Bavarian Nordic])34
 TRC105 (TRACON Pharmaceuticals)11
 Radiation44
  • NIH = National Institutes of Health; GnRH = gonadotropin-releasing hormone; TARP, T-cell receptor γ alternate reading frame protein.

  • Total number of patients is 60. Data are number of patients, unless otherwise indicated.