Impact of PSA nadir, PSA response and time to PSA nadir on overall survival in real-world setting of metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer patients.
Mike WenzelBenedikt HoehFabienne HurstFlorestan KollCristina Cano GarciaClara HumkeThomas SteuberDerya TilkiMiriam TraumannSeverine BanekFelix K H ChunPhilipp MandelPublished in: The Prostate (2024)
In times of combination therapies for mHSPC, a PSA nadir of respectively, <0.2 and <0.02 ng/mL are associated with best OS rates. Moreover, a relative PSA response ≥99% and a longer TTN are clinical important proxies for favorable OS estimates.