Table 1

Clinical characteristics of all patients and patients treated with anti‐PD1

CharacteristicAll patients (n = 65), n (%)Patients treated with anti‐PD1 (n = 19), n (%)
Age at diagnosis, median (range), years65 (47–87)68 (50–84)
Race
 Black9 (14)4 (21)
 Asian2 (3)1 (5)
 White45 (69)12 (63)
 Unknown9 (14)2 (11)
PSA at diagnosis, median (range), ng/mL16 (1–5,786)31 (2.7–5,786)
Grade group at diagnosis
 25 (8)2 (10)
 310 (15)3 (16)
 46 (9)0 (0)
 535 (54)10 (53)
 Result unavailable9 (14)4 (21)
Atypical histology at diagnosis
 None54 (83)17 (89)
 Ductal or intraductal6 (9)2 (11)
 Cribriform features3 (5)0 (0)
 Neuroendocrine/small cell2 (3)0 (0)
Presence of perineural invasion18 (28)6 (32)
Clinical stage at diagnosis
 TxN0M034 (52)8 (42)
 TxN1M08 (12)2 (11)
 TxNxM123 (36)9 (47)
 Low volume disease8 (35)4 (44)
 High volume disease15 (65)5 (56)
Last known disease state, n
 Nonmetastatic160
 Metastatic4919
Sites of metastases
 Bone36 (73)15 (79)
 Bone only17 (35)5 (26)
 Lymph node25 (51)11 (58)
 Visceral18 (37)7 (37)
 Presence of secondary malignancy9 (14)2
 Family history of cancer: First‐degree relative39 (60)16 (84)
CharacteristicAll patients (n = 65), n (%)Patients treated with anti‐PD1 (n = 19), n (%)
Age at diagnosis, median (range), years65 (47–87)68 (50–84)
Race
 Black9 (14)4 (21)
 Asian2 (3)1 (5)
 White45 (69)12 (63)
 Unknown9 (14)2 (11)
PSA at diagnosis, median (range), ng/mL16 (1–5,786)31 (2.7–5,786)
Grade group at diagnosis
 25 (8)2 (10)
 310 (15)3 (16)
 46 (9)0 (0)
 535 (54)10 (53)
 Result unavailable9 (14)4 (21)
Atypical histology at diagnosis
 None54 (83)17 (89)
 Ductal or intraductal6 (9)2 (11)
 Cribriform features3 (5)0 (0)
 Neuroendocrine/small cell2 (3)0 (0)
Presence of perineural invasion18 (28)6 (32)
Clinical stage at diagnosis
 TxN0M034 (52)8 (42)
 TxN1M08 (12)2 (11)
 TxNxM123 (36)9 (47)
 Low volume disease8 (35)4 (44)
 High volume disease15 (65)5 (56)
Last known disease state, n
 Nonmetastatic160
 Metastatic4919
Sites of metastases
 Bone36 (73)15 (79)
 Bone only17 (35)5 (26)
 Lymph node25 (51)11 (58)
 Visceral18 (37)7 (37)
 Presence of secondary malignancy9 (14)2
 Family history of cancer: First‐degree relative39 (60)16 (84)

Abbreviation: PSA, prostate‐specific antigen.

Table 1

Clinical characteristics of all patients and patients treated with anti‐PD1

CharacteristicAll patients (n = 65), n (%)Patients treated with anti‐PD1 (n = 19), n (%)
Age at diagnosis, median (range), years65 (47–87)68 (50–84)
Race
 Black9 (14)4 (21)
 Asian2 (3)1 (5)
 White45 (69)12 (63)
 Unknown9 (14)2 (11)
PSA at diagnosis, median (range), ng/mL16 (1–5,786)31 (2.7–5,786)
Grade group at diagnosis
 25 (8)2 (10)
 310 (15)3 (16)
 46 (9)0 (0)
 535 (54)10 (53)
 Result unavailable9 (14)4 (21)
Atypical histology at diagnosis
 None54 (83)17 (89)
 Ductal or intraductal6 (9)2 (11)
 Cribriform features3 (5)0 (0)
 Neuroendocrine/small cell2 (3)0 (0)
Presence of perineural invasion18 (28)6 (32)
Clinical stage at diagnosis
 TxN0M034 (52)8 (42)
 TxN1M08 (12)2 (11)
 TxNxM123 (36)9 (47)
 Low volume disease8 (35)4 (44)
 High volume disease15 (65)5 (56)
Last known disease state, n
 Nonmetastatic160
 Metastatic4919
Sites of metastases
 Bone36 (73)15 (79)
 Bone only17 (35)5 (26)
 Lymph node25 (51)11 (58)
 Visceral18 (37)7 (37)
 Presence of secondary malignancy9 (14)2
 Family history of cancer: First‐degree relative39 (60)16 (84)
CharacteristicAll patients (n = 65), n (%)Patients treated with anti‐PD1 (n = 19), n (%)
Age at diagnosis, median (range), years65 (47–87)68 (50–84)
Race
 Black9 (14)4 (21)
 Asian2 (3)1 (5)
 White45 (69)12 (63)
 Unknown9 (14)2 (11)
PSA at diagnosis, median (range), ng/mL16 (1–5,786)31 (2.7–5,786)
Grade group at diagnosis
 25 (8)2 (10)
 310 (15)3 (16)
 46 (9)0 (0)
 535 (54)10 (53)
 Result unavailable9 (14)4 (21)
Atypical histology at diagnosis
 None54 (83)17 (89)
 Ductal or intraductal6 (9)2 (11)
 Cribriform features3 (5)0 (0)
 Neuroendocrine/small cell2 (3)0 (0)
Presence of perineural invasion18 (28)6 (32)
Clinical stage at diagnosis
 TxN0M034 (52)8 (42)
 TxN1M08 (12)2 (11)
 TxNxM123 (36)9 (47)
 Low volume disease8 (35)4 (44)
 High volume disease15 (65)5 (56)
Last known disease state, n
 Nonmetastatic160
 Metastatic4919
Sites of metastases
 Bone36 (73)15 (79)
 Bone only17 (35)5 (26)
 Lymph node25 (51)11 (58)
 Visceral18 (37)7 (37)
 Presence of secondary malignancy9 (14)2
 Family history of cancer: First‐degree relative39 (60)16 (84)

Abbreviation: PSA, prostate‐specific antigen.

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